The furniture has yet to arrive, but the home already has a clear identity. White walls and pale timber tones create a fresh, calming palette. W1206115 large-format tiles from the Woodcraft Style series carry a broad herringbone design from the entrance to the balcony without threshold strips. Pure white walls and matt white cabinetry are lit by distributed lighting and spotlights. With no furniture to compete for attention, the floor takes the lead. The pattern guides the eye through the empty rooms, while pale oak tones catch the daylight.
Light washes two white walls symmetrically, while full-height glazing frames the view outside. The herringbone pattern points towards the window, drawing the eye and daylight into the room.
A floating white cabinet sits against the wall beneath three spotlights that cast soft arcs of light. In the still-empty living room, the herringbone pattern provides both structure and decoration.
Square ceiling lights, downlights and spotlights leave plenty of open ceiling space. The pale oak-effect floor extends to the balcony doorway, giving the unfurnished room warmth.
The same tiles continue into the L-shaped kitchen, where white worktops and cabinets are already in place. The wood-effect surface beneath the hob and sink resists grease and is easy to wipe clean, bringing timber tones into a practical cooking space.
Opening the door reveals a long view. The herringbone pattern follows the hallway, visually extending it and helping the compact entrance feel less confined.
The floor continues on both sides of the glass sliding door, without a threshold strip or a change in level. The pattern flows from the living room onto the balcony, maintaining an uninterrupted view.
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