NUDE with Natasha

Introducing the exclusive Nude Bedroom Range by renowned, award-winning HK Designer Natasha O. Usher in collaboration with Indigo Living

Meet Natasha

Founder and Design Principal of nude design, Natasha O. Usher, is a graduate in Interior Architecture and Ergonomics from the US with a minor in Art History. She has worked with some of the most influential international architectural and brand design firms prior to setting up her own design consultancy. She continues to work with top reputable developers in Asia in mixed use spaces from hospitality, residential developments, schools and F&B interiors which closely involves custom project design furniture.

1. Desert in the Dark 83x63cm 066386NOASAB $1,750

2. Caia Table Lamp 066533NOAWHI $2,090

3. Nude 3 Drawer Dresser 066127NOASAN $19,000

Slip into peaceful slumber with the Nude bedroom furniture range. The collection captures timeless elegance complimented with natural curved silhouettes and clean concealed detailing. The design adopts premium quality fabrication and versatility for every home with modular flexibility in mind.

Using wood veneers accented with genuine leather provides a luxurious touch whilst maintaining comfort and durability. The light veneer and soft fabrics along curved outlines are complemented with richer hues for added depth and richness.

What makes Cocoon Concept lighting unique?

Cocoon is focused on the design and development of well designed, beautiful, high quality crafted portable lights that offer versatility and portability at reasonable pricing.

What are your top 3-5 tips when it comes to using lighting to create ambience?

Lighting is quite personal and depends on the usage that you require.

1. In general, I like to recommend indirect lighting to avoid having the light glare directly in your eyes (even when you are using powerful spotlights; try to keep them pointed on the walls or ceiling).

2. Also, try to use dimmers. Either on the fixture itself, or as a switch on the main-power. This will allow greater flexibility to match your mood or needs.

3. Choose a constant light temperature colour. No matter if you prefer cold or warm tones, make sure that you are using a similar colour all around.