The work lounge, night

At the night setting, the work lounge becomes a study in larger and smaller shapes. The sofa is one long warm form, the oval table a low dark line, and the little vase a small detail above it. Imagine taking a final pause here before ending your visit. There is no deadline to beat and no overnight task to complete. The room stays available for looking, comparing and making up your own story.

The work lounge gives the fourth floor a warm place to pause. One cognac Essex leather sofa stretches across the room, its tufted back adding detail against the quieter wall. A black oval Alessia coffee table sits low in front of it, with enough visual space around the sofa to make its long outline clear from the tower view.

The furniture grouping uses four selected pieces. Beneath the sofa and table, the Barrow rug brings fine taupe lines onto an ivory ground. A small black pleated stoneware vase repeats the table’s dark finish at a different scale. There is no second coffee station or extra chair filling a corner. The long sofa, low table, pale rug and small vase give this room its own identity.

The name describes a place for conversation and a change of pace. The oval piece is a coffee table, and the room is furnished as a lounge. Its leather, wool and dark metal give you a few different surfaces to notice without making the arrangement busy. The same continuous floor and ceiling lines connect it to the other rooms, while its furnishings set it apart.

Explore the prepared scene and compare its colours at different hours. You might imagine thinking through an idea, talking something over, or simply resting between the other floors. Those situations are invitations for your own story, not claims about a resident work schedule. Product information inside the tower identifies the selected pieces so you can inspect the shapes, materials and dimensions that made this grouping possible.