SUNDAY OFFICE HOME COLLECTION

Room Service

DESIGNED FOR SLOW MORNINGS, LATE CHECK-OUTS AND NO REASON TO LEAVE.

01 / ROOM SERVICE

ROOM 001

DO NOT DISTURB.

A first room for slow mornings, clean sheets, warm light and plans that can wait. Room 001 introduces the materials and objects that define Sunday Office at home.

ROOM: 001

STATUS: DO NOT DISTURB

CHECK-OUT POLICY: OPTIONAL

HOUSE RULE: STAY LONGER

02 / SHOP BY ROOM

Where do you want to stay?

Room Service is organized around how things live together, not only what category they belong to.

THE BEDROOM

Bedding, throws, cushions, slippers.

THE LIVING ROOM

Lamps, rugs, trays, furniture.

THE TABLE

Ceramics, glassware, table linen.

THE BATHROOM

Towels, robes, bath accessories.

THE DESK

Stationery, organizers, desk objects.

THE DOG'S ROOM

Dog beds, bowls, blankets and accessories.

03 / FEATURED OBJECTS

Things worth making room for.

Objects should feel useful first and considered second. Materials, proportions and finish do the talking.

04 / EMPLOYEE #1604

THE HOST

The Host believes leaving the house is optional. Keeper of spare shoes, clean towels and questionable check-out times.

DEPARTMENT: ROOM SERVICE

POSITION: HOUSE AFFAIRS

STATUS: DO NOT DISTURB

CHECK-OUT POLICY: FLEXIBLE

05 / ROOM SERVICE 001

DO NOT
DISTURB.

Some days require no improvement beyond a good chair,
clean sheets and nowhere else to be.

06 / MATERIALS

MADE TO
LIVE
WITH.

Wood

Warm, durable and better with age.

Wool

Soft without being delicate.

Heavy Cotton

Textural, washable and made for repeat use.

Brushed Steel

Utility without sterility.

Ceramic

Made to be handled, not displayed.

Glass

Simple, useful and reluctantly replaceable.

Leather

Used where touch improves the object.

Linen

Relaxed, breathable and never over-pressed.

OFF
HOURS

Uniform for time off.

ON
DUTY

Built for movement. Not meetings.

11 / END OF STAY

STAY IN.

Everything important can wait until tomorrow.