200 East 66th Street. New York. |
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Contemporary studio Living
Open Working space
relaxing with a pop of color
comfortable Sleeping in a contemporary space
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recently renovated Manhatten studio with a Contemporary lookThis recently renovated studio at the Manhattan House was in need of a fresh contemporary personality. The young client wanted a playful design that captured her taste and youth. Potential furniture schemes and layouts were studied to determine how to make best use of the space. This resulted in a multi-functional studio that has distinct living, sleeping, working and dining areas. The studio space is defined by a small-scale loveseat sofa that comfortably sits across from the media console. The sofa also doubles in purpose by distinguishing the living area from the dining and kitchen space, which can effortlessly accommodate up to six guests. The remainder of the apartment houses a beautiful upholstered bed that has a lush duvet coverlet with eye catching graphic prints. This is adjacent to a dual-purpose vanity and work surface. No corner was overlooked in planning to outfit this minimal space with needed storage accommodations. The walk-in closet has been stocked with adjustable shelving and racks to maximize its usage. Additional storage is provided by all the case-good furnishings even including the bed, which has concealed pull out drawers. The lavish use of white lacquered surfaces as well as cream and ivory color upholstery pieces keeps the small-scale interior open and contemporary. Bold, chromatic contrast comes in the finer details such as the lavender and sequin pillows, a watermelon lacquer dining table, and yellow wire frame seating. Those small touches are all the accent that is needed to bring lively character into this studio. |