To decorate his new shiny TriBeCa loft after remodeling, the owner hired , an interior design firm that makes ‘luxurious design effortless and accessible’.
After the initial idea of turning the place white fell through, the designers proposed a softened neutral color palette of furnishings that arrange well for bringing a family closer together.
Opting for soft grays and taupes and only occasional black, Decor Aid planned an open living room with the client’s requirements in mind. There is a rounded social area to the side of the living room sectional and a spacious dining area adjoining the kitchen.
To the left of the latter, there is a small but mighty functional kitchen that offers an additional capacious breakfast bar.
Since most lofts have high ceilings, there’s always a matter of all that empty air above the furniture. The designers decided to fill it with a crowd of stylish two-toned Flos lamps designed by . This is a rather unusual cafe-like lighting solution for an apartment, but we must say, we’re loving it.
TriBeCa Loft Filled With Muted Hues
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