A quiet study in restraint and form, Arco is a residential transformation defined by soft curves, sculptural materiality, and an intentional use of light. At the heart of this reimagined space is a reconfigured layout, with the most notable change being the opening of the kitchen, which allows natural light to flow freely across the communal areas. The result is a brighter, more fluid living environment that feels both expansive and intimately grounded.

Upon entry, a newly defined foyer offers a subtle sense of arrival. Framed by a full-length mirror and a built-in settee, it sets the tone for the home’s layered material palette: cream-toned limewash walls that evoke a sense of softness and depth; a warm herringbone wood floor that anchors the interior with natural texture; and in the kitchen, Arabescato marble countertops, off-white cabinetry, and brass detailing introduce quiet contrast and refinement.

Lighting is considered both functionally and emotionally, shaping the rhythm of the space. Ample natural daylight fills the space during the day, while layered warm lighting invites intimacy and comfort after dusk. Throughout, built-in storage solutions ensure every inch of the compact footprint is optimised without visual clutter.

Arco represents a restrained yet expressive approach to contemporary living; where form, function, and atmosphere are resolved with quiet confidence.