Evening does not fall all at once. First, the colours soften. Then, for a fleeting moment, only the light remains. It is this delicate transition that John Singer Sargent captured in Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose(1885–1886), where two young girls light paper lanterns among blooming carnations, lilies and roses at dusk.

Mrs.Me translates this quiet atmosphere into a bedroom where light, material and colour meet in quiet harmony. A carefully composed setting in which every detail contributes to the whole.

At the heart of the setting is Tuxedo, a duvet cover set executed in crisp 400 thread count cotton percale. The velvet trim in Graphite, on both sides of the duvet cover and pillow cases, is inspired by the satin braid of classic tuxedo trousers, a subtle couture detail to lends character to its minimalist design. Solo Pillow Archetype is crafted in the same luxurious quality.

The reversible Echo bedspread and decorative cushions combine a silk-cotton mélange in Twilight with a linen-look fabric in Slate.

The exceptionally soft Nest throw in Sage, is knitted from TENCEL™ – often referred to as botanical silk – to add warmth and comfort.

Noble decorative cushions in Silvergreen catch the light with a subtle sheen, while the jacquard-woven Petal cushions, available in soft yellow and warm orange tones, provide a poetic reference to the flowers that give Sargent's painting its timeless charm.

Together, these designs create a contemporary interpretation of an iconic work of art: a bedroom where the serenity of nature, the beauty of evening light and the refinement of exceptional materials magically intertwine.