A coastal-interior visual study

Brief

A visual study exploring the vocabulary of a contemporary coastal interior: a light palette, natural materials and a soft, warm diffused light. Not an executed project but a research piece on aesthetic direction, articulated as a moodboard that tests the coherence between colour, texture and atmosphere. [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]

Design intent

The design intent pursues coherence between a neutral marine palette (foam white, sand, pale blue, stone grey) and a family of tactile materials: pearled light wood, natural linen, rattan, matte ceramics, limestone. The composition avoids chromatic saturation and seeks a porous, atmospheric light in which artisanal detail takes priority over decorative gesture. [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]

Key features

• Neutral marine palette with washed-blue and sage accents [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]
• Tactile material family: linen, rattan, pale wood, matte ceramics [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]
• Diffused natural-light and porous-atmosphere references [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]
• Reduced formal vocabulary, focus on craft and texture [INFERRED — Carmen confirms]