Urban & luxe · Style guide
Modern Luxe interiors. Quiet, polished, indulgent.
Sleek, tailored rooms with luxurious materials and a restrained palette: veined stone, soft metallics, plush fabrics and layered lighting. The luxury comes from quality and detail rather than decoration.
The palette
Colours that feel refined, calm, indulgent.
Pearl and greige, with champagne, smoke and onyx for a polished finish. A reading for mood, not a paint specification.
- Pearl#f2efe9
- Greige#bfb5a8
- Champagne#cdb58a
- Smoke#6f6a66
- Onyx#262422
Materials & details
What makes it Modern Luxe.
The sample board
- Marble or quartz
- Brushed brass or champagne metal
- Velvet and bouclé
- Fluted wood panels
- Mirror and glass
A moment in stone
One veined slab on an island, wall or table as the star.
Layered light
Cove, wall and table lights for a soft, hotel-like glow.
Tailored joinery
Fluted panels, hidden handles and made-to-measure storage.
Room by room
Ideas worth borrowing.
Best in living, bedroom, kitchen and entryway spaces.
Living
Soft glow, fine details.
A bouclé sofa, a stone coffee table and cove lighting are enough.
Bedroom
A suite of your own.
An upholstered wall behind the bed with warm wall lights feels like a hotel suite.
Kitchen
The stone island.
Handle-less cabinets let a veined stone island take centre stage.
Illustrated mood cards, made to show the feeling of this style.
Pairs well with
Styles that get along.
Most homes mix two or three. These share a mood, a material or a palette with Modern Luxe.
- Contemporary EuropeanLasting character. A modern ease.
- Indo-Modern LuxeIndian craft, dressed for the evening.
- Art DecoGeometry, glamour and glow.
Want hotel-suite polish that still feels like home? Let’s plan it. We design whole homes, kitchens and wardrobes around the way you live.
Good questions
Modern Luxe answered.
Does modern luxe have to be expensive?
It’s about where you invest. One stone surface, good lighting and well-made joinery can carry the look, with simpler finishes elsewhere.
Is marble hard to live with?
Natural marble can stain and etch, so it needs care. Quartz and porcelain are popular alternatives with a similar look.
How do I keep it from feeling cold?
Add soft textures like bouclé, velvet and a cotton or wool-blend rug, and use warm-white lighting in layers.