Residential planning, drafted in colour
Tessera turns home planning into calm postmodern architecture — warm cream rooms, Memphis colour held inside hard outlines, terrazzo samples clipped to the surfaces that matter.
Saturated colour stays bounded — zoning, not decoration. Black drafting lines make the play feel precise, and a single sculptural fixture anchors every otherwise-squared room.
Inlay rails crown each room group, so a dense plan reads at a glance — never an all-over rainbow wash.
Terrazzo speckle lands only on countertops, sills and selected samples — material presence, not wallpaper.
Hard offset slab shadows give every panel furniture-like presence — no soft glass, no blur.
Cobalt, tomato, butter, teal and lilac live as bounded blocks inside black outlines. Terrazzo is the material accent — bright and clean, never muddy.
Many objects can appear; generous cream gutters and grouped panels keep the interface calm.
Start with a single room and a colour rail. Let the architecture hold the play.