UBI / STYLES

Style library

Explore project options, compare selection considerations and collect a direction for your project brief.

Palette studies describe design directions; room-specific imagery is identified as concept visualization.

20 entries

Minimal

Modern Minimalist

Quiet geometry, continuous planes and deliberate open space.

Contemporary

Contemporary

A flexible composition shaped by current living patterns and mixed materials.

Contemporary

Italian Modern

Architectural lines, tactile timber and carefully balanced stone accents.

Luxury

Italian Luxury

Expressive stone, deep timber and tailored metal details.

Luxury

Quiet Luxury

Understated rooms defined by proportion, tactility and fine junctions.

Classic

French

Framed walls, considered symmetry and graceful furniture silhouettes.

Classic

Modern French

Light framing and gentle curves within a more open, contemporary plan.

Cultural

Neo-Chinese

Contemporary spatial order with selected references to Chinese craft and landscape.

Natural

Japandi

Low visual contrast, warm timber and functional calm.

Minimal

Warm Minimalist

Minimal forms softened by timber, warm neutrals and diffuse light.

Natural

Natural Luxury

Organic texture and generous space with a refined material hierarchy.

Hospitality

Resort

Relaxed interiors that respond to landscape, light and shared leisure.

Hospitality

Tropical Luxury

Lush colour accents, timber rhythms and a close connection to outdoor space.

Luxury

Urban Luxury

A composed city interior with rich contrasts and efficient planning.

Classic

Classic

Balanced proportions, decorative depth and enduring formal structure.

Classic

Modern Classic

Traditional balance expressed through cleaner profiles and contemporary use.

Natural

Wabi-Sabi

Muted tones, tactile irregularity and an unhurried spatial rhythm.

Hospitality

Hotel Luxury

A memorable hospitality setting with coherent guest-facing details.

Hospitality

Boutique Hotel

A distinct local narrative translated into intimate, expressive spaces.

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