Let's break a pattern: a living room doesn't need a TV to have a focal point.
So we created our own. We designed a completely new architectural structure integrating a fireplace, decorative shelving with lighting and a horizontal surface that ties the whole composition together — perceived as a single piece.
“A room should pull people together — not toward a screen, but toward each other.”
From there, everything else fell into place: the seating turns toward the fire, the materials stay warm and tactile, and the room finally does what a living room is for — it gathers people.
