Creating a calm, cozy space—even in an open-concept layout? The designers at Décoration le Corbusier are more than just colour experts. They’re here to help you bring harmony to every corner of your home… and no design challenge is too big for them!
A Reading Nook Right in the Heart of the Home
This cozy corner is boldly nestled between the kitchen and dining room, just off the living area. It’s practically at the center of the home—which made the design all the more challenging. To create flow and cohesion, every element of the décor was chosen with care. The angled wall becomes a clever way to define the nook’s boundaries and organize the furniture. While it helps separate the spaces, it also maintains a sense of harmony with the surrounding rooms.
A Nook with Undeniable Style
For the wall colour, the designer selected Edgecomb Gray HC-173 from the Benjamin Moore palette. A go-to neutral that opens up a world of possibilities when it comes to choosing furnishings and accessories. Eye-catching elements like the vases and cowhide rug immediately draw attention. The overall look blends beautifully with the kitchen, dining, and living areas—a must when working in an open space.
The furniture, in a mix of natural wood and aged white finishes, offers a harmonious blend of tones and styles. There’s a clear design connection between the cowhide rug’s white tones and the rest of the space. As for functionality, the two storage pieces help keep the area tidy. No open shelves here—books are stored out of sight for a more refined feel. That’s also why a minimalist side table sits next to the armchair. It’s discreet, but still does the job.
Warm and Inviting Ceiling
Though modest in size, this reading nook boasts a stunning ceiling detail that instantly elevates the space. The warmth it adds is undeniable and, like all the decorative elements, it complements the room’s overall mood. The inside of the wood coffers brings in plenty of light, painted in Steam AF-15 by Benjamin Moore. This soft white has a clean yet cozy vibe, and it beautifully highlights the ceiling’s architectural features.
All that’s left to do? Grab a good book and a hot cup of coffee. Enjoy!