Let function disappear.
A fluted oak cabinet is designed to conceal the television when it is not in use. The joinery becomes a freestanding element between living and dining.
Baron Bacot
A residence composed around soft seating, pale timber and carefully integrated functions. In the living and dining rooms, a restrained material palette gives space to reflection, art and the warmth of amber glass.
A fluted oak cabinet is designed to conceal the television when it is not in use. The joinery becomes a freestanding element between living and dining.
Pale oak and the rhythm of reeded joinery sit alongside generous upholstered seating, cream textiles and textured pendant shades.
Three mirrors face the dining-room paintings. Graduated amber tables bring a warmer note to the quiet palette, while the two seating areas retain their own identity.


Interior design by Baron Bacot. Images are AI-assisted design visualisations developed from the project’s 3D model, not photographs of a completed interior.
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