Urban Comfort
Cindy West Ray

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To begin, Ray gutted the entire condominium, eliminating as many walls as possible. "This allowed us the opportunity to redefine the use of all the spaces," she explains. "We were able to work around the existing structure of the building and create a true Great Room in which each area flows seamlessly into the next."

Ray had to work around a pair of structural columns between the living area and kitchen/dining area. So, she designed cherry-wood cabinetry to incorporate the columns and separate the two spaces.

A warm combination of taupe, putty and chocolate brown, punctuated with subtle gradations of chartreuse, establishes the home's palette. Furnishings such as the cotton/linen-covered sofas, glass occasional table, dark limed-oak cocktail table and leather ottomans add texture and dimension. continued...

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