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What a designer sees in a room like this.

Restraint held as discipline. A whole interior contained within the smallest swing of color, taupe to bone, kitchen to stair. Lighting doing the decorative lifting so the architecture can stay quiet. Underlit treads turning the stair into a quiet piece of architecture after dark. A sectional that drops without legs and sits on the floor like cut stone.

The lesson is the editing.
CGI rendering by rudiqq_cg.

The pool house, reimagined as a piece of sea glass.

A designer notices the small things first. The way the translucent panels filter sun into the color of shallow tide. The cantilever floating a room above its own shadow. The discipline of a single material asked to do nearly everything.

Conceptual work by midjourney.architect. The brief almost writes itself: light, scale, restraint, water.

Lievore Altherr Molina has a consistent design instinct: solve for the room before solving for the object.
Grada, their side table collection for Expormim, applies that instinct directly. Each table reads as a complete piece on its own. Grouped, they create compositions that adapt to the space around them rather than imposing a fixed arrangement upon it. The result is a collection with genuine specification range, as useful in a tightly programmed hospitality environment as in a residential living room where the furniture needs to move with the life of the space.

This is the kind of catalog intelligence that makes Expormim worth returning to.
Available for trade specification through CLIMA Home.

Grada by Lievore Altherr Molina for Expormim.

Photography by Meritxell Arjalaguer.