Photo: Jessica Glynn Beds upholstered in a Fabricut pattern get a jolt from Jonathan Adler pillows, and Oly’s Faline bench adds a touch of whimsy. Photo: Jessica Glynn Two small closets in the primary bedroom transitioned to shelving units with hidden storage. The American Leather sleeper sofa adds to the comfort. Adding hidden pocket doors makes this den a convertible third bedroom. Further updates included, replacing the sink and faucets, lighting, hardware and countertops with Caesarstone’s Cloudburst Concrete. In the kitchen, Czarniecki transformed the formerly dark wood cabinetry by refinishing it in white with a gray strie glaze.
“We wanted to create an art gallery type feel in the sense that we had the white walls and blank canvas for the artwork and furniture items to pop against,” she says, noting that the window coverings also shielded a neighboring condo from sight. Photo: Jessica Glynnīefore layering on a medley of patterned textiles and soft-hued fabrics and graphic art, Czarniecki prepared the envelope of the space, painting all walls in Benjamin Moore’s Chantilly Lace and using a light-filtering white patterned drapery fabric. The optic piece in the dining room is from a California artist co-op and the green piece over the sofa came from Saatchi Gallery online. Photo: Jessica Glynn Art was culled from various sources. Custom-designed ottomans, upholstered in a Holland & Sherry hair-on-hide, offer extra seating.
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