A 9.5 x 7 ft collection of black and white photographs filled the wall over the server.
Inspiration for a large eclectic open concept and formal medium tone wood floor and brown floor living room remodel in New York with white walls, no fireplace and a media wall

© Rob Schmidt
Minimalist living room photo in New York

I was hired by this client with the task of giving this Murray Hill apartment a major visual makeover. They had rented the apartment for many years so I set out to redesign and curate the furniture, objects, and art they knew and loved with a fresh lens, essentially giving the space a "hip" makeover. I created a entirely new color palette for the entire apartment. All the floors and walls were resurfaced and repainted to match the clients art collection, which I helped curate to compliment the decoration choices. I sanded the floors and repainted them a beautiful chartreuse, which really popped with the red and blue accents throughout the apartment.

Minimalist entryway photo in New York

So happy to have been a part of this amazing project by architect Nat Telichenko in Kharkiv, Ukraine! The Baan Bubble dome house is a fine example of what can be achieved when a great talent is powered by vivid imagination. We love how the dome décor made by our craftsmen reflects the clear skies and the magnificent surroundings, and we admire how harmoniously +object glass has been designed into the inner space of this fantastic retro-futuristic home.

© Chuck Baker & courtesy of Vella Decor, Brooklyn, NY Interior design and decor project done in association with the firm Vella Decor
Living room - large contemporary formal and open concept porcelain tile and brown floor living room idea in New York with beige walls, a two-sided fireplace and no tv

Bubbles Silver Wall Sculpture styled as a modern focal piece in upscale living room décor. The scattered convex mirrors mimic raindrops across the wall, catching natural and ambient light. Ideal for statement art walls in high-end interiors or gallery-style spaces. Keywords: modern living room wall art, luxury interior accent, silver mirror sculpture, art wall décor, upscale home design

I was hired by this client with the task of giving this Murray Hill apartment a major visual makeover. They had rented the apartment for many years so I set out to redesign and curate the furniture, objects, and art they knew and loved with a fresh lens, essentially giving the space a "hip" makeover. I created a entirely new color palette for the entire apartment. All the floors and walls were resurfaced and repainted to match the clients art collection, which I helped curate to compliment the decoration choices. I sanded the floors and repainted them a beautiful chartreuse, which really popped with the red and blue accents throughout the apartment. I designed the table pictured here as well as the wall sconces. The sconces are made from wood wall vases from Crate & Barrel that I repainted in many coats of fireproof paint.

The Alternative Interference in Silver, a signature wall decor by PlusObject, not only visually expands spaces with its reflective artistry but also mesmerizes as it interacts with water. Positioned near a tranquil pool, the glass decor's mirror elements echo the fluidity of water, creating a symphony of light and reflection. This interplay magnifies the allure of the room, crafting a serene oasis where reflections on the glass ripple into the water, blending the boundaries between solid and liquid, art and nature.

So happy to have been a part of this amazing project by architect Nat Telichenko in Kharkiv, Ukraine! The Baan Bubble dome house is a fine example of what can be achieved when a great talent is powered by vivid imagination. We love how the dome décor made by our craftsmen reflects the clear skies and the magnificent surroundings, and we admire how harmoniously +object glass has been designed into the inner space of this fantastic retro-futuristic home.

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Sauna - large contemporary beige tile and ceramic tile porcelain tile sauna idea in Orlando with flat-panel cabinets, white cabinets, wood countertops, a one-piece toilet and white walls

© Chuck Baker & courtesy of Vella Decor, Brooklyn, NY Interior design and decor project done in association with the firm Vella Decor
Inspiration for a contemporary family room remodel in New York

© Rob Schmidt
Example of a minimalist home design design in New York

I was hired by this client with the task of giving this Murray Hill apartment a major visual makeover. They had rented the apartment for many years so I set out to redesign and curate the furniture, objects, and art they knew and loved with a fresh lens, essentially giving the space a "hip" makeover. I created a entirely new color palette for the entire apartment. All the floors and walls were resurfaced and repainted to match the clients art collection, which I helped curate to compliment the decoration choices. I sanded the floors and repainted them a beautiful chartreuse, which really popped with the red and blue accents throughout the apartment. I designed the table pictured here as well as the wall sconces. The sconces are made from wood wall vases from Crate & Barrel that I repainted in many coats of fireproof paint.

Living room storage detail with white shelving, books, framed photographs and sculptural objects.
Living room - contemporary living room idea in Other

Minimalist home office photo in Los Angeles

Custom Built and Installed, Wood and Steel Floating Bookshelf. Contact Object A for details and custom pricing.
Mid-sized minimalist loft-style light wood floor living room photo in St Louis with gray walls

I was hired by this client with the task of giving this Murray Hill apartment a major visual makeover. They had rented the apartment for many years so I set out to redesign and curate the furniture, objects, and art they knew and loved with a fresh lens, essentially giving the space a "hip" makeover. I created a entirely new color palette for the entire apartment. All the floors and walls were resurfaced and repainted to match the clients art collection, which I helped curate to compliment the decoration choices. I sanded the floors and repainted them a beautiful chartreuse, which really popped with the red and blue accents throughout the apartment.

These renderings depict the re-design of the Lobby and a cramped three bedroom apartment in a rental building in Williamsburg Brooklyn. The new Lobby we are presenting to the developer is a take-off on an early twentieth century office building corridor, our design features 7' tall ebony stained oak and copper wainscoting, copper pendents from FRG Objects & Design's "Evocative" lighting series, concrete wallpaper by Piet Boon and polished concrete floors. What had been a dark apartment made up of too many small rooms has been re-visioned as a spacious light filled one bedroom loft. The loft kitchen boasts white lacquer and stainless oversized cabinets, black & white polished "Cesar Stone" counter tops and island, stained oak floors, the original distressed concrete ceiling, beams and columns with bright white plastered walls.The stairs and door we've added open onto a huge deck with a great view of Manhattan. Interior Design FR Gillette in association with Brooklyn based design firm Vella-Decor.