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Any design style (ie: modern, contemporary, industrial, boho, traditional) can be accommodated in any style of home (ie: condo, Victorian, ranch, colonial, cape). What matters most is what you are drawn to - what makes you feel content and inspired when you are in your space.
Redesign of an underused storage room to accommodate a returning college student. Modern and organic design inspired by mid-century aesthetic.
Adjustable standing desk, organic wool rug with queen platform bed and couch that is completely adjustable to make an exercise mat, extra bed, or another couch. Sliding doors covered with adjustable panels that have been customized for blackout coverage when sleeping, but full light for waking.
Matching nightstand and five-drawer dresser match custom sized mid-century modern coffee table.
You can be creative with wall accents - this textured piece was purchased very inexpensively at a big box store, but painted the same color as the wall to customize it for the space. This piece works with the prints on the adjoining wall without visually competing or overcrowding.
Half bath was renovated to 3/4 bath to include shower next door to the bedroom. Panel bi-fold door replaced standard door. 10" depth sink with plant stand as extra surface accommodates door entry and keeps room feeling expansive.
Custom-sized barn door was added for privacy. Ceiling mounted to accommodate large unframed doorway.
Living room design - mid-century modern approach. Stools that were used at a kitchen island have been repurposed as additional seating and/or a surface to place drinks.
Behind the stool is a Japanese tea table with a money tree placed on top. The tea table is a calming visual anchor in the space. A slim LED floor lamp brings light to the files and paperwork organized inside the cabinet. The theramin on top of the cabinet is a perfect design accessory - it had been boxed for about 7 years. It partners perfectly with a vase that holds loose change.
Window treatments are two sets of sliding panels that cover a sliding door and two smaller flanking windows. A practical art piece whether the panels are open or closed.