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He mentioned his love for cooking and entertaining, and was hoping to have seating enough for 8 at any given time.  He also was in love with cool gray tones, soft blues, and wanted a clean masculine look.  I began the design process with my floor plan and found a smaller-scaled sofa that fit better in the space by placing it at an angle.  If done effectively, angling furniture pieces can be a simple fix to opening up a room and can give any room a unique perspective; it also allows traffic patterns to run more naturally.  The two red ottomans have an optional tray on the underside and can be used for seating as well.  They also serve as additional storage and their bright hue is a nice pop of visual interest to the other cool tones in the space.

We kept a visual flow within Mason’s loft and did the bedroom in a softer shade of gray–Sherwin Williams unusual gray–and placed a large 48″ x 60″ giclee over the bed.  A custom runner rug was placed to the side of the bed in gray and slate blue.  Other finishing touches in the loft included a butter cream painted entry, white leather bar stools, and compimentary purple and red barstools for the deck.  This space captures bachelor cool, while keeping an adhesive flow and utilizing furniture meant for a small space.