EXPERIMENT 626

Named for a certain blue troublemaker, this one started with a dare: let pattern run through the whole home and see what happens. Checkerboard skirting, tiled niches, grid mosaic, but the controlled kind.

We moved walls to make it work. The first bedroom came down to open the living into the dining, and the old living room became a study behind sliding windows, social when you want it, quiet when you don't. The kitchen keeps calm as the control group, the powder room goes full army green, and the master wardrobe runs two-tone because one wood is never as fun as two. Look closely and there's blue hidden throughout, a wink to the name.

A home as playful as the two who live in it. They met through a play, and it shows in every corner. Bold, warm, and entirely theirs.