Purvia / Collections
Systems for
considered living.
Different rooms.
One material logic.
Each collection is a starting point, not a fixed product package.
Proportion, internal configuration, surface, hardware and detailing are discussed against the requirements of the project. Options shown below are discussion points; dimensions, materials and construction require project confirmation.
How a project is developed
Spatial referencePreparation,
made spatial.
Kitchen systems can be developed around workflow, storage density, appliance coordination and the relationship between worktop and full-height volumes.
- LayoutsLinear · island · galley · open plan
- Door and finishSelection for project review
- Worktop and storageCoordinated with use and appliances
Spatial referenceQuiet outside.
Ordered within.
Wardrobes and closets balance a calm architectural exterior with internal organization shaped around access, garments, lighting and room scale.
- LayoutsBuilt-in · walk-in · room-scale
- DoorsSolid or glazed concepts for review
- InteriorsDrawers · rails · shelves · accessories
Spatial referenceCompact,
tactile precision.
Vanity concepts bring storage, basin coordination and surface performance together within the particular scale and moisture conditions of the room.
- FormatsWall-hung or floor-standing concepts
- CoordinationBasin · worktop · plumbing
- FinishesReviewed for intended conditions
Spatial referenceDisplay and
concealment.
Wall systems combine open shelving, concealed storage and media coordination as one architectural composition.
- ApplicationsMedia · display · books · storage
- CompositionOpen and closed volumes
- ScaleFurniture to full wall
Carry one language
through the home.
Coordinate dimensions, colours, finishes and storage across kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms and living areas. Each area is assessed against its own technical requirements.
Made to fit
the brief.
Bring plans, dimensions, intended materials and quantities. We can use them to define the options that need technical review.