Macro detail of convex silver bubbles reflecting surrounding scenery. This texture shot emphasizes the fine craftsmanship and dynamic surface—perfect for design-focused spaces like luxury lofts, galleries, or art-inspired living rooms. Keywords: close-up wall art texture, reflective modern décor, high-end home details, silver bubble wall sculpture, artistic surface design

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.