Interior designer Victoria Holly welcomes Open House into one of her latest projects — a lovely Studio City abode that is a fusion of grand millennial meets post-modern design. Tasked with transforming this builder-grade space into a personal paradise that captures her client’s vibrant personality, she created a customized open-floor home full of interesting lighting, enhanced color schemes, and unexpected patterns — all while remaining resourceful and sustainable.
Standout moments include: elevating the fully white fireplace by painting it a pale blush pink — which changes the vibe while keeping the bones and structure in place; sourcing a vintage coffee table that spins around in a cozy living room that also features a jungle-print wallpaper and a palette of teals, browns, and mauves; a tailored kitchen that was re-painted in a rich green with a blue undertone and showcases artwork mounted on the tile backsplash and taco-shaped lights that are fun, playful, and unexpected — and juxtaposes the 1920s-inspired light fixture hanging over the dining room table; turning the primary bedroom into a moody and intimate boho-chic haven by painting it a deep taupe and upgrading the look of the shiplap wall with textured upholstery, blue nightstands, and vintage 1940s pendant lights that add another dimension to the headboard; and a spacious patio that’s ideal for relaxing with its fire pit and lounge area.
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