Apartment, Oscarsgate

  • The oak kitchen counter runs along the wall under a sloped ceiling, with an island standing in the foreground. Drawer fronts have routed grips and visible grain catching the light.
  • A steel bowl holding pears sits on a solid oak worktop, next to a small steel jug. The grain runs toward the edge, and light catches the polished surface of the bowl.
  • Above the sink runs a dark shelf holding glassware, a carafe and a trailing plant. Below, a dark metal tap stands beside a bottle and a scrub brush on the black worktop.
  • A long oak sideboard runs along the wall, its drawers separated by dark reveals beneath the worktop. The grain in the fronts follows the width of each drawer, and window light falls flat across the wood.
  • The solid oak kitchen island stands with a slatted front facing a run of matching cabinetry, beneath a ceiling with exposed beams. Grain follows the light across the worktop, where a bowl of fruit rests on the smooth surface.
  • The solid oak kitchen island extends into a seating edge beneath the worktop, with two bar stools placed in front of a slatted front. Grain runs across the surface, and daylight from the window brings out its tonal variation.
  • Solid oak shelves project from a corner clad in vertical slats, holding books and objects arranged by height. Further in, a desk sits against the same slatted panel, beneath a sloped ceiling.
  • The corner meets a slatted oak panel rising toward the ceiling, with open shelves of books set alongside it. The grain of the solid oak follows the light falling across the surfaces.
  • The solid oak bookshelf fills the wall with open compartments, separated by a narrow slatted panel from the built-in desk beside it. The slats continue behind the worktop and rise toward the sloped ceiling.
  • Solid oak shelves hold books and a sculpture, the grain running along the thick side panel. Beyond the opening, a desk sits against a slatted wood panel reaching floor to ceiling.
  • The solid oak wardrobe opens onto a narrow hallway leading to the front door. Shelves hold garments and accessories, and the grain runs the height of the cabinet.
  • A built-in bench in solid oak sits under the sloped wall, with a throw and cushions placed loosely on top. Light from the skylight falls across the grain of the wood and the step below.
  • The slatted solid oak wall covers the sloped surface and frames the doorway into the bedroom beyond. Grain runs along the angled line, and light slides across the slats toward the solid wood floor.
  • A solid oak step rises toward a doorway lined in oak, opening onto a bedroom with plastered walls beyond. The grain of the wood follows the sloped ceiling above the stair.
  • The solid oak staircase winds upward along the wall, close beside a door with a dark handle. The grain follows the panelling from floor to ceiling, and a line of light along the floor traces the door frame.
  • The solid oak stair steps rise in a staggered line, each one paired with an open niche cut into the structure. The grain runs along the direction of the treads, and light settles across the matte surfaces.
  • Solid oak wardrobe fronts cover the wall and frame the door leading into an adjoining room. The grain runs parallel to the door frame, and a matte black lock breaks the pale surface.
  • The solid oak panelling forms a corner where the fronts meet without visible hardware, and behind one door a staircase opens up. The grain runs the height of the panels, and light from the window falls across the surface.
  • The oak wardrobe fronts run floor to ceiling along the sloped wall, unbroken and without visible hardware, opening onto a book-lined room with slatted oak panelling. The grain runs vertically with the doors, and daylight spills in from a rooflight beyond.
  • The bookshelf in solid oak fills a niche between two slatted panels, its five shelves lined with books. The grain runs vertically behind the spines, and daylight from the hallway falls across the shelf edges.
  • The building's corner rises toward a curved roof with a glazed skylight. Bands of red brick break up the white render around the windows and wrought-iron balcony.
  • A ceramic teapot with a steel handle stands beside an old clay jar and a blue plate of fruit. The solid oak tabletop shows a clear grain beneath the matte surfaces.

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