A material palette is more than a set of colors. It shapes how a room sounds, how a surface feels, and how a home changes over time.
We start with samples in natural light. Oak beside mineral plaster. A woven textile against smooth stone. Each combination is considered for contrast, warmth, practicality, and the role it will play in everyday life.
Choosing well also means asking ordinary questions. How will a surface be cleaned? Where will it be touched most often? Will it feel better with age? Those questions belong in the design conversation from the beginning.