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Pebble House

The Space

Six rooms.
Built for focus.

A members’ study house in Pipera, Bucharest, directly opposite the British School. This is the floor, room by room.

Open 08:00 to 20:00, Monday to Saturday.

The Studio at Pebble House
A day in the house

08:00The doors open

How the house works

A house arranged around focus.

Six rooms on one floor, each set by how much quiet the work needs. Choose a room to light it.

Top-down view of the Pebble House floor: four focus rooms along the window wall, The Studio by the entrance, and The Pantry at the terrace end
The Studio at Pebble House
01 / 06The welcome

The Studio

16.9 m²

Just inside the door. Two deep armchairs and a wall of black shelving.

The welcome

Just inside the door.

Reception greets you in The Hearth. A step further sits The Studio, where the day begins.

The Studio

16.9 m²

Just inside the door, two deep armchairs and a wall of black shelving make a common space. A place to drop your bag, wait for a lesson, or talk something through before the work starts.

The Studio: two deep armchairs and a wall of black shelving by the entrance
The window wall

Where the house goes silent.

Four focus rooms along the daylight: teaching, reading, mentoring, silent work.

The Forum: four round oak tables and sixteen seats beneath tall windows

The Forum

17.2 m²

The largest room: four round oak tables, sixteen seats, and a screen for the online teacher. The tables move, so the room can be a class, a project, or an event.

The Library: a wall of books, a deep reading chair and a warm floor lamp

The Library

≈11 m²

A reading room with a floor-to-ceiling wall of books, deep seats you sink into, and an hourglass at its centre, a quiet reminder of what an hour is worth.

The Snug: an oak table set for one-to-one mentoring, with a chess set

The Snug

≈11 m²

The one-to-one room. A small oak table, two chairs, a chess set, and a warm lamp. Where a mentor sits beside you, in private.

Quiet Study: individual height-adjustable desks beneath a moss-green wall

Quiet Study

≈11 m²

Silent focus. Individual height-adjustable desks, so you work sitting or standing, beneath a calm moss wall.

The terrace end

Where the house breathes.

Good work needs good pauses. At the far end, by the terrace, the coffee bar is where the house slows down.

The Pantry

6.6 m²

The coffee bar. An espresso machine, a bar-height table with stools, and a soft line of neon on the wall. It opens onto The Commons, the green-sofa room where people gather between sessions, and the terrace beyond. Good coffee is never a reason to leave.

The Pantry: a coffee bar with stools, a green lounge chair and a soft neon sign
The standard

Less, but better.

We did not decorate the house. We removed everything that stood between you and the work.

Every choice follows one rule. You feel it the moment the door closes behind you.

Drag the light. Every bulb in the house is a warm 2700K, the colour of late afternoon.

The Library under the house's warm light: a floor lamp, a wall of shelves, deep seatsPebble House, 2700K
The light most places usePebble House, 2700K

Oak floors

Warm oak underfoot, in every room.

One light

A soft 2700K everywhere, never office white.

Ink frames

Black metal, matched to the windows.

Empty space

Fewer objects, left out on purpose.

Tutoring

Teaching, when it helps. Never when it doesn’t.

Membership is for your own work. Tutoring sits beside it, added whenever it helps.

Live online
A qualified subject specialist teacher
In the building
A Pebble House mentor
Priced
On its own, by the hour or in packages
Ms Patricia, a mentor, pointing out a step on Kinan's tablet as she works at an oak table
Good to know

The practical things.

Hours

08:00 to 20:00, Monday to Saturday. Use your hours any time the house is open.

Where

Floor 2, David Business Center, Strada Erou Iancu Nicolae 29, Pipera. Opposite the British School of Bucharest.

Reception

The Lobby is staffed through the day.

The terrace

Through The Commons. Please mind the 20 cm step at the door.

The plan tells you a lot. The room tells you everything.

The best way to understand Pebble House is to stand inside it. Come and walk the floor with us, room by room. A visit takes twenty minutes, and you will know within the first one.