Study Inspiration
Quiet character
This calm, considered study design by De Rosee Sa reflects the studio’s focus on how we actually use a space—prioritising function without losing sight of atmosphere. Smart furniture and confident use of materials give the room a sense of focus, while subtle layers and personal touches add warmth, ideal for a modern home office.
Curated by De Rosee Sa
Published 1 year ago
Amy Kent
Ivy by Amy Kent
Soho Home
Wilmot Desk
Abask Antique & Vintage
1970s Murano Glass Moon Paperweight
Braganti
Decò Rectangular Frame
Characterful Pieces - Artisanal Detail & Timeless Finds
Texture and tone define this quietly elegant workspace. We love the ‘Ivy’ rug by Amy Kent, a luxury hand-knotted wool design made in India. Its organic pattern—drawn from nature and reworked from pencil sketches—adds softness and story underfoot. The Deco frame by Braganti, in sterling silver with soft corners and fine linear engraving, is understated and timeless, and would make a thoughtful gift.
Matilda Goad
Oval Pearl Mirror, Chocolate
Sigmar
Tall Oak Cabinet, Ole Wanscher & A. J Iversen, Denmark, 1940s
Albion Nord
Eggardon Pull Handle
Ruda Studio
Subway Weave Rye Straw Inlay Wood Box
Cassian Schmidt
Piet Oudolf At Work
Relic
Unique Ceramic Fazzoletto Bowl
Considered Atmosphere – Sculptural Lighting & Calming Scent
Lighting is kept soft and sculptural, thanks to the Mush Lamp by Jorge Suárez-Kilzi. Made by hand in Madrid from fibreglass, its simple form and slight irregularities add character without distraction. Scent is also part of the experience—Atlas Cedar Incense Cones by Earl of East evoke the fresh, crisp air of a mountain landscape, perfect for creating a calm, focused environment.
Wondering People
The Mush Lamp (Tiny) – Jorge Suárez-Kilzi
Giannini
Brown Leather Notebook
Studio Atkinson
Oswald Dining Chair
Ferm Living
Basho Tray – Round
Earl of East
Incense Cones – Atlas Cedar
