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Into the woods Given Robert’s experience with and the couple’s appreciation for the outdoors, it’s no surprise wood is a primary element in the design, alongside an earthy color palette. Wood is integrated throughout the design in creative ways adding depth and warmth to the modern backdrop of this urban living space. Wood-toned cabinetry abounds across the kitchen and dining areas offering sleek storage with organic presence and feel. In the main living areas, a treated steel wall masterfully frames the fireplace, adding a rustic, earthy touch and creating a comforting atmosphere with conversation seating. A cozier den-like space sits on the opposite side with modern, off-set shelving bookending the television set on a wood backdrop. These two living areas are differentiated with a low bookcase that discretely creates separate spaces without interfering with the sweeping downtown view. The modern, earthy feel flows seamlessly into the master bedroom suite. The wood wall behind the headboard blends with the soft textures and colors of the furniture and décor. Meghan explains, “There’s so much glass and metal in the architecture of the building itself, so the opportunity to bring in warmth and soften those harder surfaces was important especially in the bedroom. The wood sets the tone in that room. The two pendants over each nightstand help bring the ceiling down and warm it up, creating a more enveloping space. The drapery and choice of fabrics add softness and color to the room. The spa-like master bath is a clean balance of styles with the classic marble design in the shower and tub area combined with modern fixtures and the woodtoned floating vanity and round mirrors. “We wanted to make the master bath modern yet timeless as well. The marble design on the tile lends a classic elegant feel applied in a more modern aesthetic,” adds Meghan. ➻ 34 housetrends.com
A warm wood feature wall serves as a headboard with built-in side tables in the primary bedroom. housetrends magazine <strong>2022</strong> 35
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