Storage elsewhere in the home is treated as part of the architecture rather than as standalone furniture. Full-height cabinetry uses a similar neutral finish to the surrounding walls, helping larger storage volumes recede visually, while rounded corners soften their presence along circulation areas. An open wood-lined niche breaks up the cabinetry and provides a deliberate place for display, with concealed lighting adding warmth and depth. The same approach to contrast appears in the bathrooms, where deep navy vanity cabinets and brass-toned hardware create a stronger focal point against the otherwise neutral stone surfaces. Built-in shower niches keep toiletries within reach without adding projecting shelves, while large mirrors visually expand the compact rooms. Across the home, the restrained palette allows functional elements such as storage, lighting and partitions to shape the interior without making it feel overly busy.
