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Living room - traditional formal dark wood floor living room idea in Phoenix with beige walls, a standard fireplace and a media wall

Pelleas luxury Italian coffee table shown in black lacquered beveled glass with a multiply plywood frame and plinth in stainless steel. This luxury modern furniture collection combines fashion with furniture. Standard glass colors available: white, blue, Bordeaux, cream, mocha, black or mirror. Water-tight basin in stainless steel optional. Made in Italy.
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The primary bathroom remodel opened walls to invite the light in! The shower with blue/green tile and a large niche is accessible and luxurious. Quartz countertops were also used for the deep windowsill. A new window slides to allow in fresh air. Storage was multiplied with the use of a countertop tower.

The wall mirror create the illusion of continuity generated by the wood beam and multiply the space proportions.
Example of a mid-sized trendy dining room design in Miami
Example of a mid-sized trendy dining room design in Miami

Luxury Italian custom bed upholstery: Italian upholstered bed shown in fabric with a poplar multiply frame. This luxury modern upholstery collection combines style and function with furniture design. Available in a wide selection of fabric and leather (samples available upon request). Made in Italy.

The butler pantry with Floor-to-ceiling inset cabinetry in a deep slate or navy blue wraps the full perimeter, with glass front upper cabinets with mirrored interiors that multiply light and depth throughout the space. Lower cabinets feature a mix of doors and deep drawer stacks with brushed nickel bar pulls and round knobs. The countertop is a warm natural butcher block or light wood slab, providing tonal contrast against the blue. The backsplash is a full-length antique or smoked mirror panel running counter to ceiling, adding glamour and further expanding the perceived depth of the room. A gold sputnik burst chandelier anchors the ceiling, injecting a bold decorative statement that plays perfectly against the moody cabinetry color.

A harmonious play of volumes, that are joined each other, dressed in classical rigor and retro style, are the characteristics of “Candy”, the new Arflex sofa. The profile praises to the comfort, with a design with soft lines, that move going to define its particular, continuous and embraced shape, where the armrest becomes a total element of the backrest, ending on the deep and big cushions.The wooden feet are realized on design, specifically for the sofa. A touch of style ’50 years, revisited by contemporary and minimalist pencil of Carlo Colombo. wooden structure in poplar multiply panels and solid pinewood with elastic straps. Seat upholstery in shaped polyurethane with differentiated density, with polyester slip cover. Feet in solid wood.

15-light blue french doors lead to the home gym. Engineered maple floor is site finished in it's natural color with 2 coats of Glitsa. Photo by Mike Kaskel. Interior design by Meg Caswell.

Sophisticate art work by John Seba. Ready to hang. The colors range from blue to brown. Inspired colors. Available in 3 different materials: Art Print, Premium Glicee Print and Streatched Canvas. The Art Print has a satin finish. For the Premium Glicee Print we use 275 gram of satin paper. Streatched Canvas has printed on poly-cotton. This is the perfect piece for sea lover. Multiply size available: Art Print (20"x10, 32"x16, 48"x24", 56"x28"); Premium Glicee Print (20"x10", 32"x16",48"x24", 56"x28"); Streatched Canvas (36"x16", 36"x18", 40"x20", 48"x24"). Contemporary home decoration, modern shape. Maximum protection against moisture, soiling, and staining.

The tranquil aura of a loft-style living room within a prized Chelsea apartment in NYC comes to life under the proficient hands of Arsight Studio. Flooded with light, this spacious sanctuary showcases well-chosen decor in perfect harmony with an expansive mirror that multiplies the room's spaciousness. The plush chair rests comfortably on a reclaimed oak floor, adding a gentle warmth to the white color scheme, a testament to the room's encapsulated elegance and city charm.

The design shown here is a captivating interplay of vertical lines and light, where the structure's overhangs and framed glass elements create a modern corridor open to nature. Subtle stairs add a layered dimension, while reflections on the glass surfaces multiply the visual impact. This passageway harmonizes the solidity of the building with the fluidity and transparency of the glass, embodying a minimalist yet striking architectural statement.

The tall vintage mirror expands both the visual impact and perceived scale of this luxury powder room by reflecting its most distinctive design elements. Its generous proportions capture the whimsical gallery wall, richly textured natural wallcovering, hand-painted tin ceiling, and sculptural modern lighting fixture, creating layered sightlines that enhance depth, light, and architectural interest.
Beyond its functional purpose, the mirror acts as a design multiplier, allowing the room's curated artwork, artisan materials, and bold finishes to be appreciated from multiple perspectives. The juxtaposition of a vintage mirror with contemporary lighting and richly textured surfaces exemplifies sophisticated interior design, where thoughtfully layered elements create a timeless, immersive, and highly personalized luxury experience.

Example of a mountain style medium tone wood floor dining room design in Denver with white walls

Living room - eclectic multicolored floor living room idea in Chicago with white walls
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