"Thought-through details such as these culminate in an ongoing contentment in a space that improves human health with day-to-day use," said the studio. Related story Plaster walls of Jaffa Roofhouse imbue apartment with history and warmth The wardrobe interiors are made from cedar wood– a natural pesticide that can repel moths. A custom wardrobe was designed by Sebastian CoxĬox's pieces include a master bed with matching side tables, as well as a wardrobe and vanity unit made from materials such as ebonised oak and blackened ash, which the designer claims are able to moderate humidity and improve indoor air quality. "I can never really find what I'm looking for, so at House of Grey we have started creating things for ourselves and for people that feel there is an inherent lack of choice when it comes to finding interior pieces with integrity that represent both their style and values," she said. "We have evolved to a place where we choose to work with materials and resources that are good for human health and have a positive 'cradle to cradle' impact on the planet." A plush white sofa anchors the living roomįinding herself unable to source "beautiful, contemporary" furniture made using sustainable manufacturing processes and natural materials, Grey commissioned artists and makers such as British furniture designer Sebastian Cox to produce bespoke pieces for the project. "We are no longer simply finding design solutions, our work is now focused on eliminating the problem altogether," said the studio's founder Louisa Grey.
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