
A mountain house stripped to three materials — larch, slate and linen — where the only ornament permitted is the weather beyond the glass.
OBJEKT designs interiors of quiet consequence — residences and small hospitality, drawn in material, shadow and the slow hour before evening.
ScrollWe don't decorate rooms. We compose the conditions for a life — where the light falls, what the hand touches, how a space sounds at dusk.

A mountain house stripped to three materials — larch, slate and linen — where the only ornament permitted is the weather beyond the glass.

A four-metre oak table, built in situ — the apartment designed around the meal, not the floor plan.

Floor-to-ceiling glass, low furniture and a single warm lamp — a room that gives the city back to itself at night.

A bedroom oriented due east — the first room in the house to catch the light over the ridge, finished in lime plaster and brushed wool.

Walls, floor and basin cut from a single grey stone — quarried from the slope the house sits on.

A small event hall folded from pale timber — a room built to make a hundred people feel held, and quiet.
Three convictions hold every project together.
We choose the stone, the timber and the cloth first; colour is whatever they already are. Nothing is painted to pretend.
Every plan begins with the path of the sun. A room is arranged around its best hour, then quietly serves the rest.
An interior is not a photograph. We design for wear, for years, for the marks a life leaves — and the rooms only improve.