White-paneled walls, a 15-foot steel and glass window and a corner fireplace covered in cement create an understated, relaxing spot to sit and take a load off.
Brian went for a less-is-more approach when creating this calm space to relax. Rather than heavily accessorizing the room, he relied on interesting building materials and comfy low-slung loungers. He incorporated touches of color with fresh florals.
This is the most used spot in the house, so Brian had to make it perfect. To give the lounge an open and airy feel, Brian used bare white paneled walls that really show off the ceiling height. A technicolor floor-to-ceiling art gallery installation in the adjacent entryway adds pops of color.
To keep the decor timeless, Brian used all organic materials for the room's design. The low slung sofas are upholstered in tweed, the accent tables are Carrara marble and the oversized carpet is wool.