RES | MS - CE

Stone changes its role from room to room: a wall, a work surface, a place to sit.

BY LAVS

Morningside uses stone in several distinct ways. A textured wall runs behind the living room's television, a strongly veined surface wraps the kitchen island, and a simple stone bench sits at the foot of a bed. Wood cabinetry and ivory upholstery connect these elements without making every room identical. Large openings toward the planting outside give the living space its outlook, with the furniture arranged low enough to keep that view prominent.

Living room

The textured stone wall gives the living room a strong backdrop, while low seating keeps the garden in view. Rich wood details bring warmth to a space designed for comfortable, informal gathering.

Kitchen

The veined island is both a working surface and a place to sit together. Full-height cabinetry keeps appliances and storage within a unified surround, letting the stone carry the room's character.

Bedroom

A low wood bed and layered neutral bedding give the bedroom an understated, restful character. The stone bench introduces a familiar material at a more personal scale, offering a useful place to sit or set things down.

Bathrooms

Stone counters and wood cabinetry connect the bathrooms to the main rooms. Open towel storage and generous mirrors support daily routines, while simpler surfaces keep the smaller spaces feeling light.