apartmentjeanie

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apartmentjeanie

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Creating Distictive Space Using (lots of) Color

Country: United States

Zip Code: 10003

dining room, work space, art gallery & collectible display all-in-one. featured in 'my houzz'. photo: Rikki Snyder

Creating Distictive Space Using Color (lots of color)

Corner of the living room becomes cozy library space. Globe collection plays of library theme. Featured in 'My Houzz'. photo: Rikki Snyder

Creating Distictive Space Using Color (lots of color)

Front foyer and living room space separated by vintage red Naugahyde sofa. Featured in 'My Houzz'. photo: Rikki Snyder

Creating Distictive Space Using Color (lots of color)

Creating a smaller living room within the larger floor plans fosters a more intimate entertaining space. Featured in 'My Houzz'. photo: Rikki Snyder

Creating Distictive Space Using Color (lots of color)

Carving out a smaller living room within larger open floor plan allowed space for a library, foyer and space for the dogs to play. Featured in 'My Houzz'. photo: Rikki Snyder

Creating Distictive Space Using Color (lots of color)

The bright red Naugahyde sofa is the anchor and possibly the most sedate part of the living room. Keeping the sofa back to the front door, creates a distinct divide between front entry & living room. Featured in 'My Houzz'. photo: Rikki Snyder

Creating Distictive Space Using Color (lots of color)

The Chinese sideboard holds the cable box, stereo & client work. The light structure is a rail from an English carousal that had been rewired for American standard. Featured in 'My Houzz'. photo: Rikki Snyder

Creating Distictive Space Using Color (lots of color)

Front entry into apartment has place for all essentials: dog leash, house keys, recycle bin, mirror and console table. Featured 'My Houzz'. photo: Rikki Snyder

Creating Distictive Space Using Color (lots of color)

The hall is painted a bright sunshine yellow which creates a lot of light in a small space without natural light. The closet doors covered with temporary wallpaper for an extra pop. Featured in 'My Houzz'. photo: Rikki Snyder

Creating Distictive Space Using Color (lots of color)