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Serene Minimalist Bedroom Retreat

Discover the ultimate serene bedroom design with our minimalist retreat. This inspiring bedroom idea features a calming color palette, natural wood elements, and soft linen bedding for a restful sleep environment. Perfect for those seeking peaceful home decor inspiration.

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When it comes to utilizing space in a limited floor plan, New York Architect Michael Chen of Normal Projects is king at achieving such a feat without sacrificing functionality or design. This loft project in particular is tailored for a professional photographer who requires spacial flexibility for photo shoots, presentations, event and such. Using storage components as well as thickened storage zones within walls creates a maximized floor plan, subsequently delineating the space of the loft. Just a peek into the interior design ideas of this project and it is clear that Chen is like a magician of architecture. Shifting shelves, expanding accordion like closets, and makeshift living room space that gets transformed into a private getaway of a bedroom, all seem fit for an underground hideout but instead, in this design, seems perfect for a client seeking a flexible loft. We hope that you find this loft as imaginative and wonderful as we did!

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Many believe that works of art hang on walls, but the Florida interior designer Jorge Castillo believes that the wall, kitchen, or bedroom – of your home – is the canvas. With over 15 years of experience, Jorge and his firm, Jorge Castillo Design Inc. (JCD), transforms interiors into unique living spaces that reflect each owner’s aesthetic tastes and personal needs. Featured on television and recognized through various design publications, JCD is known for their sophisticated designs, stylish flair, and friendly service throughout South Florida, Cleveland, Chapel Hill, and Chicago. We recently caught up with Jorge to ask about his magnificent project for a client in Rocky River. Delve into his creative inspirations and discover the thought process behind each room’s design:

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Later renowned as being the mother of the Modernist movement, Art Deco began in Paris in the 1920s and flourished internationally until the 1930s and the beginning of World War II. The term “Art Deco” was not used until the 1960s in an exhibit about the style. The style followed Art Nouveau and the Arts & Crafts style, both strongly embedded in natural motifs and elements. Art Deco’s straight lines and geometric shapes replaced the fluid, natural lines of Art Nouveau. Art Deco is closely related to Machine Age and Streamline styles, both popular for industrial applications, including cars, planes and appliances.