Each door opens onto a different register. Same address, same care — three distinct rooms. Pick one, choose your dates, and book direct.
The den — the one you sink into after dark.
Warm woods, aged brass, and lamplight kept deliberately low. Ember is the room for slow evenings: a deep sofa, a full kitchen for the kind of cooking you don't rush, and a bed dressed for a hard, quiet sleep. Rustic in feel, exacting in comfort.
The workshop — grounded, built to last.
Blackened steel, concrete, and leather that will outlive its lease. Forge is the most architectural of the three: clean industrial lines, a serious kitchen, and a bedroom that reads like a well-kept secret. For the guest who wants substance over softness.
The gallery — bright, stony, and quietly luminous.
Pale stone, white light, and clean planes that let the space breathe. Slate is the airy one: open, calm, and effortless, with a kitchen and bath finished like a boutique hotel. The room to book when you want to arrive and exhale.