Semi-detached house · Leafy eastern suburbs of Pest

A semi-detached house with plants and gentle curves

A wavy headboard wall, rounded ends on the furniture and niches designed for plants. The brown oak decor is paired with solid wood details in the same colour, with soft textiles and plenty of greenery alongside.

Location: Leafy eastern suburbs of Pest
Property: Semi-detached house
Scope: Interior and furniture design

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Living room opening onto the garden, with a beige sofa and built-in furniture in wood and cashmere grey — The living room seen from the garden: pale seating, a long TV unit and a built-in plant niche.

The living room seen from the garden: pale seating, a long TV unit and a built-in plant niche.

01 / Materials

Brown oak, cashmere grey and plenty of green.

The plants were not fitted in as an afterthought. We designed the living room niche and the planted area beside the staircase together with the furniture, each with its own lighting.

Alongside the H1303 ST12 Belmont brown oak decor we designed bespoke solid wood details in the same colour, so the furniture boards and the wooden elements look consistent even side by side. The curves stand out clearly against the cashmere grey surfaces and the pale upholstery, while in the study graphite grey provides a darker backdrop.

Material board with a brown oak-effect panel, cashmere grey and graphite surfaces, and textiles — Material mood board. An illustrative image, not a manufacturer's sample photograph.

The main surfaces

Cashmere grey: U702 PM fronts, U702 ST9 carcasses. The basis of the kitchen and several built-in storage units.
Oak and solid wood: H1303 ST12 Belmont brown oak decor, with solid wood details matched to its colour.
Graphite grey: U961 PM and ST9 surfaces in the darker study, with black handles.
Textiles: Sand-coloured upholstery and light curtains.

02 / Living room

The living room opens onto the garden.

Pale seating is arranged in front of the garden-facing glazing. On the opposite wall, the TV, the storage and the plants are brought together in one unit.

The living room TV wall with a pale base unit, brown timber cladding and a glazed display cabinet — The pale panel behind the TV is framed by wood, slats and a narrow glazed display cabinet.

Two details of the TV wall

Concealed equipment

The TV unit has a separate compartment for the console and its accessories, closed by a pocket door.

Plant niche

The niche's wooden shelves and lower planter are made together with the unit, and the drawing also shows where the lighting goes.

Beige sofa and pouffe, round coffee tables, a planter and a pale curtain — Soft textiles, rounded tables and a clear walkway towards the terrace.

Wooden plant niche with two shelves, a rounded planter below and concealed lighting — The plant niche has shelves, a built-in planter and its own lighting.

03 / Kitchen

A bank of tall units and a breakfast bar at the window.

The tall units bring the appliances and the storage together. A breakfast bar sits beneath the window, and here too the open shelves hold a few plants.

The cashmere grey fronts are paired with brown oak decor and a pale worktop, while the black tap and handles provide contrast.

Tall cashmere grey kitchen units with a built-in oven and brown wood wall cabinets — Storage and the built-in appliances are grouped together in the tall units.

Kitchen with pale fronts and worktop, wooden upper units and olive green bar stools — A pale worktop, a black tap, an open shelf and green bar stools.

Kitchen looking towards the window, with units on both sides and a breakfast bar — Breakfast bar beneath the window.

Behind the fronts, practicality counts.

The furniture documentation specifically marks the pull-out storage for the dog food, the internal drawers and the touch switch for the kitchen LED lighting.

04 / Dining area and entrance hall

A dining area beside the staircase, a bench in the entrance hall.

We chose upholstered chairs for the pale table. The slim pendant does not block the view, and the wall panel and the plants provide a backdrop for meals.

In the narrow entrance hall, the shoe storage, the upholstered bench and the coat hooks are combined in one unit. The rounded end of the bench softens the straight lines of the tall cabinet.

Dining area for four with pale upholstered chairs and a veined wall panel — The dining area beside the staircase, with a slim pendant light and a veined wall panel.

Built-in entrance hall unit with a wooden bench, an upholstered back panel and a cashmere grey cabinet — Upholstered bench, shoe storage and hooks in the narrow entrance hall.

05 / Bedroom

A wavy headboard wall with concealed lighting.

The top edge of the timber slats traces a wave. In front of them runs an upholstered headboard, also curved, with concealed lighting between the two layers. The floating bedside tables keep the area around the bed visually light.

Bedroom with wavy timber wall cladding, an upholstered headboard and concealed lighting — Behind the bed, concealed lighting runs between the wavy lines of the slats and the upholstery.

06 / Two studies

One darker and one lighter workstation.

One room has a graphite grey backdrop; the other is a light work area surrounded by plants. Warm wood and beige upholstery appear in both.

Graphite grey study with a desk, a monitor and a wooden wall cabinet — Graphite grey work area with wooden upper units.

Graphite and oak

The wall behind the monitor stays calm and dark. The wooden upper units and the upholstered chair warm the room, and documents and equipment have their own storage.

The furniture drawing also shows the panels, the lighting and the position of the socket built into the desk.

Pale desk, glazed plant cabinet

Next to the pale desk top we placed a drawer unit and a black-framed glazed plant cabinet. The sofa corner has soft textiles and a bookcase.

Light study with a wooden desk top, a drawer unit and a glazed plant cabinet — A light workstation beside the glazed plant cabinet.

Beige sofa with an olive green cushion and a throw, with a tall cabinet beside it — A sofa corner in the light study, for taking a break.

Close-up of the beige sofa with a throw and an olive green cushion — Woven upholstery, a throw and an olive green cushion.

Detail of the wooden shelves with plants in the light study — Wooden shelves with ceramics and plants.

Close-up of the desk and beige chair in the graphite grey study — The work surface and the upholstered chair.

07 / Furniture drawings

The visualisation becomes a dimensioned furniture drawing.

The internal shelving, the opening directions and the positions of lights and fittings are all part of the design. A few details from the May 2026 furniture documentation.

Dimensioned furniture drawing of the plant niche and the under-stair storage

Plant niche and under-stair storage

The plant lighting is set behind the edges, and the interior of the under-stair unit has a dimensioned shelf layout.

Dimensioned drawing of the entrance hall shoe storage, upholstered bench and tall storage unit

Entrance hall unit

Shoe drawers, an upholstered seat and back panel, and separate hooks. In such a narrow circulation space, the rounded end of the bench is important.

Study

The drawing also marks the wall panels, the depth of the furniture, the position of the LED lighting and the flip-up socket set into the desk.

Dimensioned detail of the bathroom vanity unit and mirror cabinet

Bathroom and washbasin

The storage under the washbasin and the mirror cabinet are also part of the bespoke design.

In this house the plants, the console and the dog food all have their place. Brown oak, cashmere grey and the curves give it its character, and the furniture drawings pin down the details.

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