The condo’s bedroom is situated at the
end of a corridor on the right hand side of
the living room. When designing for a condo Lenore advises “Make sure the rooms
are integrated. This keeps the condo feeling larger preventing rooms feeling ‘choppy’ and visually cluttered.” Transitions are
important in this condo’s design. The living
room’s stools can be used as dining room
seating. Four bergère chairs have been
upholstered in fabrics that complement all
of the condo’s rooms. This extends their
beautiful utility so they can be used in all of
the rooms.
Custom made pillows, a throw, and artwork bring gentle brush strokes of colour to
the bedroom’s restful neutrals. Providing
storage for the room are two good quality
side tables in dark wood. With its open,
rounded shelves the table closest to the
door offers the room an easy flow. The
longest wall is angled. “We worked with
the angle. We lined furniture up against
it,” Lenore notes. Drapery gives the room
luxurious privacy. When the client saw her
condo after the renovation “she couldn’t
believe that it was her space.”
With its splashes of light, glass, and delicacy the condo shimmers like a jewel box.
“People are over the moon when they see
it,” the condo owner notes.