Cream wall panelling, honey-toned joinery edged in gold and shelves lit by slim LED lines frame this walk-in dressing room as a long, symmetrical corridor. At the end of the axis stands the Colosseum Mirror, a monumental capsule in polished brass whose concentric rings borrow from Ancient Roman architecture. An LED strip traces the inner edge, so the glass glows and the whole room seems to continue inside it.

At its foot, the Stiletto Stool offers a quiet counterpoint: a black upholstered seat on slender, tapering gold legs, set off-centre so the symmetry never feels rigid. Beneath it, the Imperial Snake Rectangular Rug brings the room's one graphic gesture: a black and white serpent coiling across a cream field edged in soft greys. Gold repeats at three scales, in the mirror frame, the joinery edges and the stool's legs, while black appears in small, deliberate doses: the stool, the handbags on the shelves and the scales of the snake.

Cream heels resting on the rug, white blooms on the island and a gold pendant, both caught in the mirror, keep the scene looking lived in. A reference for private dressing rooms, penthouse suites and boutique hotels, where getting dressed deserves the same design attention as the bathroom.