Dinner under the scallop.

The same glass house as the living room, one space over. Here the palette shifts from a single red to a whole colour-block rug, yellow, blue and red under white tulip chairs, with the forest still pressing at every window.

Each piece gets its portrait. The sideboard is shot close, its red lacquer holding the reflections of coloured glass vases. The table is shown from its legs up, white marble with the grain running through. The pendant is photographed from below, a ring of pleated shades against the curtains.

The wides pull back far enough to show the pool beyond the glass, so the room reads as part of a house and not as a showroom. Stone walls and timber ceilings close the far end of the frame.