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Former Department Store Turned Modern Loft

June 01, 2015
Designer Paul Cha took a former department store building and transformed it into a tranquil home perfect for everyday life and for entertaining. The space's modern style is emphasized by streamlined furnishings and a neutral palette that creates an open, airy feel.
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Photo: Paul Cha Architect. From: Paul Cha.

Transitional Open Plan Living Room With Grand Piano

This quiet living room features a classic grand piano and large bookshelf paired with neutral sofas for kicking back and relaxing. A patchwork animal-hide area rug adds a fun accent to the light hardwood floors, while white columns provide a traditional touch.  

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Photo: Paul Cha Architect. From: Paul Cha.

Contemporary Living Room With Wall-to-Wall Bookshelf

This minimalistic living room features a large bookshelf that, in addition to holding a number of books, is also home to a flat-screen television. A neutral sofa is positioned in front of the shelf along with two textured ottomans. A white column provides a traditional touch.

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Photo: Paul Cha Architect. From: Paul Cha.

Transitional Living Room With Large Bookshelf

This living room pairs traditional white columns with modern touches, like a natural wood wall-to-wall bookshelf. A classic black piano sits atop a patchwork faux animal-hide area rug, while two neutral sofas provide a comfortable place to relax. The open plan allows for easily transitioning to the dining area.

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Photo: Paul Cha Architect. From: Paul Cha.

Contemporary Dining Room With Clear Dining Chairs

This minimalist dining room features ghost dining chairs arranged around an ivory dining table with a wood accent panel. Black and white table settings decorate the table and a linear glass chandelier hangs above. Natural wood panels cover one wall, while a blend of frosted and clear glass windows cover another.  

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