Compose
The proposed method begins with an inventory: retain, restore or complement. Each room can therefore start with what is already there.
Spatial study · Complete decoration · Family home
Maison Sève
Residential · Contemporary house · Spatial studyGiving soul to a new house through sensitive connections between rooms, objects and everyday uses.- Status
- Spatial study
- Profile
- Residential
- Typology
- Contemporary house
- Fields explored
- Decoration · Space planning · Bespoke furniture
01 / The starting point
A place to understand.
Uses to question.
A bright but uniform new-build house lacks definition within its large rooms. The study begins with existing furniture that the family wishes to keep and seeks to give each piece a coherent place in the new whole.
02 / The intention
What the proposal
seeks to resolve.
Build a complete identity without major construction work, reuse pieces of personal value and create storage able to absorb the realities of family life.
- Decoration
- Space planning
- Bespoke furniture
03 / The design direction
An atmosphere conceived
as a continuous thread.
A botanical palette—sage, tobacco, clay and fruitwood—moves through the house at different intensities. Existing objects find a new place among bespoke elements and crafted pieces.
04 / The design decisions
Precise choices,
connected to a use.
Every choice responds to the starting point and shows how KAMILI connects layout, use, light and materials.
Establish scale
Rugs, low bookcases and lighting create islands of use within the large volumes without cluttering them.
Design for longevity
Removable covers, durable finishes and generous storage allow elegance to remain compatible with family life.
05 / Initial state & proposal
Compare the starting point
with KAMILI’s intention.
These visualisations form part of a spatial study. They develop an initial state and a design proposal; they do not document a completed project.
06 / The intended quality
A clearer response,
in use and atmosphere.
The intended result is a home that feels less uniform and more inhabited: legible spaces, existing objects given presence and a daily life that can unfold without compromising the whole.
Nature of the study
Spatial studyAn independent study developed by KAMILI to present a design process and point of view. It does not document a completed project.Designer’s note
“We value decoration that does not feel installed in a single gesture. Here, every material and object contributes to a continuity, like a home assembled slowly over time.”
Your transformation
Let’s imagine an interior that truly feels like yours.
Share the place, its constraints, the estimated construction budget and your timeframe. These details help determine the appropriate scope.
Introduce your project