Place: Royal Oak, Michigan
size: About this 200 sq ft (19 square meters); 11 to 17 feet
Homeowner request. Designer Rachel Nelson says, “When we first stepped into space, we saw that we often say beautiful bones.” “Architectural structure had so much potential, but it felt more masculine and did not reflect our customer’s personal style. He imagined a place that felt like his sanctuary, one who expressed his personality, celebrated his love of art, welcomed others. Simultaneously, we made a balance between a balance and curauting.”
Special symptoms. “We have designed a custom rug, especially a custom rug to complement the current artwork of the client, which makes the space anchored a consolidated visual connection,” says Nelson. “To elevate the fireplace, we added an antiquated mirror, which adds both opposite and sophistication, reflecting the light and drawing attention to the art filled with art.”
Uses nailson Hauz Pro software.
Designer tip. “When designing your location, always act and feel with equal weight,” Nelson says. “Ask yourself, does this piece meet my practical needs, and does it reflect who I am? When every option supports both the option both supports how you live and how you want to feel, then you create a place that you become.”
Celene Alpha Sofa and Kaya Marble Plint Block Coffee Table, Eternity modernceiling light: Kyoto 7Corbett lighting; Wall light: AccordHudson Valley Lighting; Console Table: PoveraMo’s house collection
