Room Fourteen has a softness to it, in the light, in the textures, in the way it seems to welcome you in. It’s calm and carefully composed, with warm materials, draped windows, and a pair of chairs you’ll actually want to sit in. The figure drawings on the wall add a quiet intimacy, as if the room knows something about solitude, and doesn’t mind it.
Though modest in size, nothing feels cramped or spare. Every detail is intentional, but none of it tries too hard. And with an adjoining door to Room Fifteen, it offers the flexibility to be part of something larger, or to keep the door closed and the world at bay.
