Two rooms can be almost identical on paper and still feel completely different to live in.
One might look onto mature trees, with shifting light and leaves moving outside the window. Another might face a busy pavement, neighbouring buildings or an open stretch of sky. The furniture could be similar, the wall colour could be the same, and yet the atmosphere inside each room would not be quite the same.
That is because we do not experience our homes in isolation.
What sits beyond the windows, where the front door opens, how daylight enters, whether there is a garden or balcony, and even the movement happening outside all become part of everyday…
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