Interior Design by Gabriela Muniz Built by Boston Best Construction General Contractor Eduardo Muniz This house feature Open floor concept with modern details inside out. Photos by Eliel Thomaz

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A multi-sensory experience that takes inspiration from the deep dark rainforest, this home bar design creates an immersive visual experience for any guest. Dim smoked glass sconces appear like flowers glowing under the dense forest canopy. The mesh credenza, blown liquid glass sconces, and ribbed glassware all invariably add texture to the evocative vignette.

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We created a little entrence area, when coming from the outside door - it was extrimly usful adition to the open floor plan. Amazing inexpensive transformation of this cellar apartment in Queens turning it to a loft style living space with contemporary /eclectic design touch. Photo credits Ada M

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A bold take on modern glamour, this living room stuns from the top down.. A wallpapered ceiling draws the eye upward, framing a dramatic chandelier that anchors the space with sculptural elegance. Below, a sleek piano adds both sophistication and soul, while commissioned artwork injects unexpected pops of color that energize the neutral palette. Thoughtfully layered with rich textures, reflective surfaces, and statement-making details, the room balances drama and refinement—designed for both lively entertaining and quiet moments of inspiration.

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