Projects
The Geometry of Light
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Read moreOne. Studio One.
Behind the scenes of design.
Before an interior comes to life, there is a place where materials meet, ideas are discussed and details are chosen. At the Studio One office, Sara Veland wall panels are part of that daily process — already installed in the space where the next projects take shape.
The Maryland wood finish, Fatima’s marble veining and the metallic sheen of Champagne Gold form a unified composition. Slim profiles define the transitions between surfaces, while light reveals the distinctive presence of each finish.
Three finishes. One complete vision.
Design in practice.
Between Calm and Contrast
One wall changes everything.
This home makes room for both quiet moments and details that hold your attention. Enigma draws the eye, while Estelle brings lightness and softness. Together, they create an easy balance: a home that feels complete while remaining personal and inviting.
Here, the day begins slowly, conversations linger around the table, and the evening gathers around soft light and a favourite film.
One wall changes everything — and makes the space feel even more like yours.
Sunrise Project
Read moreStamped & Signed Project
A Notary Office That Lives Up to Its Name and Its Formal Tone
Stamped & Signed welcomes visitors with a clear, distinguished look. Dark wood brings depth to the interior, light marble adds contrast, and metallic accents refine the composition. The result is a space with a confident presence and a refined, understated tone.
G is for Gold.
Gold, hidden in the relief.
The panel’s deep colour carries a soft golden nuance. Its relief gives the wall depth and a gentle rhythm, while its muted sheen brings warmth to the bedroom. For the ladies who share it, the room becomes their own world — a cosy space shaped around one memorable wall.
Let’s stay a little longer.
For evenings that naturally linger.
Hatshepsut from the Infinity series turns the wall behind the television into a light-filled focal point. Mirrored grey-beige veining gives the surface a sense of scale, while the wood slats bring in a warm counterpoint. The living room invites you to slow down and stay a little longer.
