A quiet-luxury Japandi residence with a stone media wall and layered lighting, handed over to its owners.
Regent Garden has been completed and handed over — a quiet-luxury residence that pursues warmth and longevity rather than display.
Timber louvres filter daylight across the living areas. A full-height stone-clad media wall anchors the plan, and soft layered lighting lets the same room read differently from morning to evening.
Storage is planned into the architecture rather than added afterwards, which is usually the difference between a house that photographs well and one that continues to work years after handover.