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Unique pull out system ELLETIPI for waste separation, provided with metal sliders for total extraction. The containers are installed inside a polymer (PP) structure which is 100% recyclable, as are all its components. The top part of the object can be used as a Shelf to store objects and cleaning products, waste bags or any other object. A hatch with a flap allows you to dispose of small objects without having to pull out the whole container. It contains a bucket with a special anti-odor lid with a filter (washable cloth that can be regenerated many times using soap and water). You can install these bins in kitchen bases, specifically under the sink. Its installation on the bottom of the kitchen base with the 8 supplied self-tapping screws is easy and practical.

_Photograph by Kim Schmidt_
The modular sofa is the "Lotus Sofa" from Soft Line Design, which I configured specifically for the apartment. It was also chosen because it was deep enough for someone to sleep on, adding extra room for overnight guests in such a small apartment.
The custom printed solar shade is by Delia Shades in New York. The image is of one of the client's favorite Billie Holliday albums from the 1950's. Not only did it keep the room cooler and protect it from UV rays but it was particularly interesting because its translucency changed given the time of day. In the daylight, the light caused the image to become almost hidden but slowly became more obvious as day turned to night. A night-time shot of the shade can be seen in the next photograph.
The black lacquer mini-writing desk and the square white lacquer dining table are from West Elm and they were chosen for their compact size and functionality. The floor is also from West Elm.
The carpets are vintage Moroccan from the clients collection.
The modular bookcases are from Design Within Reach. I love its flexible design because you can work with it any space. They are incredibly sturdy and durable.

Courtesy Coastal Living, a division of Time Inc. Lifestyle Group, photograph by Jean Allsopp. Coastal Living is a registered trademark and used with permission.
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Large mid-century modern formal and open concept light wood floor living room photo in New York with white walls, no fireplace and no tv

“Your senses might feel a bit of a shock after walking into F.R. Gillette’s interior design showroom, after having adjusted to the small-town feel of Hudson, New York. Gillette’s designs are made to be definitively modern, but they also keep a sense of comfort in mind. You may think you could never have that all-white living room with just a pop of color in the carpet. It would feel sterile, right? Well, not at all after you feel how soft the color-spotted carpet is, and how nicely you sink in to those couches! Stop in here the second you feel your house needs a simplistic make over.” —Quest Magazine, July 2016

Newly curated showroom features tables in steel and concrete by Joshua Howe Design, gold paintings by Sean-Paul Pluguez, collagraphic prints by Belkis Ayon, and an updated vintage design convertible sofa available by custom order. The beautiful mid-century Danish abstract design wool carpet measures 90 x 130 inches.

Living room - mid-sized transitional formal and open concept light wood floor and brown floor living room idea in New York with beige walls, no fireplace and no tv

Hudson artist, Mark Wasserbach's 2013 painted wood wall sculpture of constructed found material measures 47 inches in diameter. Lyn Godley's "Crinkle Lamp" was designed in 1996 and is in the permanent collection of both NYC's Museum of Modern Art & The Museum of Art and Design as well as The Philadelphia Museum of Art. The limited edition table lamp is available in various colors.

Inspiration for a large 1950s formal and open concept light wood floor living room remodel in New York with white walls, no fireplace and no tv
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