Eden Manor

The plan was the first thing we changed. We took down a small room and turned it into the dining area, then set a glass sliding door between dining and living, so the two zones read as one open, airy space while the natural landscape outside does most of the talking. The palette stays soft and pale on purpose, blurring the line between indoors and out.

On top of that calm base we layered a gentle Japanese charm. The television cabinet and the walls around it are drawn with arc lines and hand-painted murals, so a corner of the flat reads almost like a poem. Washi-textured pendant lights, a solid log dining table, walls dressed with timber strips and round wall art, all of it leans Oriental without ever turning into theme decor.

The mood carries through to the master bedroom, where we set Japanese carving into the wall behind the bed, a last, deliberate note of the same aesthetic. The murals throughout hold that Eastern flavour, and the custom joinery was made by our trusted partner factory, so the timber details and the curves sit together cleanly. It is an open-plan home that feels both grounded and gently artistic.