A grove in the suite.

The suite refuses the usual walls between sleeping, bathing and being outside. The bed faces a dark stone tub, the plaster bends around a lit niche, and past the glass a grove of trees stands on gravel inside the space.

The pictures follow that one open plan: bed to tub, tub to the trees, then a desk corner, a washbasin under a slim tree, a reading chair beside rough plaster that looks unfinished on purpose.

Warm light runs through the whole sequence, from the herringbone floor to the cove in the wall. The trees are framed as architecture, not decoration, because they are what the room is built around.