A contemporary home shaped by stillness, shadow and natural texture. Pale ash, clay plaster, basalt and filtered garden light create spaces that feel grounded, precise and quietly restorative.
The Stillwater House explores calm through proportion, natural light and tactile imperfection. Japandi restraint is combined with contemporary Indian living to create a residence that feels minimal without becoming cold or empty.
Low ivory seating surrounds a monolithic basalt table. A sculptural maple tree in the internal courtyard becomes the room's primary artwork.
Bone-white cabinetry, a charcoal basalt island and pale-ash dining furniture create a quiet space facing the central light court.
A low platform bed, clay-plaster walls, concealed wardrobes and a private moss garden produce a deeply restful environment.
A carved mineral-stone soaking tub, floating basalt vanity and translucent shower screen form a private bathing retreat.
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