A couple months ago, I introduced the Miami floor plan from Central 1. The construction is moving along and a couple units are almost ready on the north side. In order to inspire buyers and owners, one of the unsold Miami units has recently been decorated by Central's main designer in Toronto. It's a great way to showcase what can be done with this space.
Here's a picture of the unit before when the gypsum board was being installed...
And here's a picture of the same space after it's been staged. In this unit you can see the Tuxedo cabinets, with the snow white countertop, the iron backsplash and the walnut floor. In this case the accent color is red (you can actually see it from the street). Since the colors of the finishes are neutral, you can easily pick an accent color of your choosing to get a similar effect. Almost any accent color would work.
Here's the space from the kitchen's point of view before staging.
And here's the same view after staging. Noticed the sliding door is painted the same color as the wall. It's a good idea to paint the sliding door the same color as the wall for better continuity.
The color scheme continues throughout the space, as you can see below. This is a great method used in condos to help make them feel bigger.
Here's a picture of the unit before when the gypsum board was being installed...
And here's a picture of the same space after it's been staged. In this unit you can see the Tuxedo cabinets, with the snow white countertop, the iron backsplash and the walnut floor. In this case the accent color is red (you can actually see it from the street). Since the colors of the finishes are neutral, you can easily pick an accent color of your choosing to get a similar effect. Almost any accent color would work.
Here's the space from the kitchen's point of view before staging.
And here's the same view after staging. Noticed the sliding door is painted the same color as the wall. It's a good idea to paint the sliding door the same color as the wall for better continuity.
The color scheme continues throughout the space, as you can see below. This is a great method used in condos to help make them feel bigger.
No pictures of the white Eames chairs on the balcony?
ReplyDeleteAll I can think of every time I walk by is "those chairs are going to get so dirty"
Oops. I missed the Eames chairs. Good thing they are really easy to clean :)
ReplyDeletereally like to see the before and after shots! those windows are amazing!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like them Katherine.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that red. Do you happen to have any idea what color/brand the paint is?
ReplyDelete@JC. I'll ask and get back to you ASAP
ReplyDeleteThe color is Benjamin moore. Rapture cc-66
ReplyDeleteWow hahah. Stumbled across this post again only to realize that was me asking the question about the red two years ago! Thanks for the info on the colour, I am still considering it for my unit in the Gotham when it's finished (hopefully in August!)
ReplyDeleteNo problem. Hopefully you'll get it in time and will be happy with the results
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