When working with
large spaces, don’t
feel you have to add
more items to fill the
space. Instead, think
about scale and play
around with a variety
of heights, so the eye
is kept moving, but
not overwhelmed.1
Hiding functional
elements allows for
flourish where it is
better served. Here,
Nina used simple
bulkheads to conceal
curtain tracks and
shift attention to the
home’s beautiful art
and furnishings.2
Consider investing
in beautiful fixtures.
A feature wall sconce
or bespoke handle
can double as decor,
will save you from
needing to spend
elsewhere and helps
bring joy to those
everyday tasks. A3
Screen time With the addition of the black Colony cane screen
by Miniforms from Design Nation, the dining area enjoys a greater
sense of intimacy in an otherwise large open space. Another
Gregory Hodge artwork from Sullivan+Strumpf gallery overlooks
the Gaudi table from Misura and Thonet ‘S32’ chairs from Anibou.
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