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Angled view of the dining table with its sculpted gold base beside an onyx backsplash and cream cabinetry in The Last Supper

Monograph

Five rooms.
One hand.

A reading of the work, by where you live in it.

5 chapters · scroll to read

Cover · The Last Supper

01

Living

19 rooms across the portfolio

Where the home decides its temperature. The wall becomes the architecture, and everything that follows is held against it.

Carved plaster relief

Signature · 01

Carved plaster relief

Bare branches sculpted into a slab — lit so the relief casts shadow on itself. The room's centre of gravity.

The Last Supper

02

Kitchen & Dining

18 rooms across the portfolio

Stone leads. Bookmatched slabs read as paintings; everything else falls in line behind them.

The Last Supper, in stone

Signature · 02

The Last Supper, in stone

A hand-carved cream-stone relief inset into bookmatched Calacatta — backlit, framed in a thin gold reveal.

The Last Supper

03

Bedrooms

21 rooms across the portfolio

Soft architecture. Padded headboards become walls; channel-tufted velvet runs floor to coffer. The room is held in fabric.

Padded button headboard wall

Signature · 03

Padded button headboard wall

Tufted velvet panel set against a thin brass reveal — fluted millwork running the full vertical column.

Khayyal Residence

Carved white stone fireplace column behind stone block coffee tables and gold starburst chandeliers in The Last Supper

End of monograph

The rooms are organized by type;
the work is held together by hand.

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