In this city loft, a large neutral sectional has the benefit of providing lots of seating without creating visual clutter. Rugs visually separate different areas and offer an exciting dose of color.

To help a young couple create a home that would showcase their travel finds and adventurous spirits, designer Corine Maggio used tons of rich colors and interesting textures. Here, a cobalt blue bookshelf becomes a fun focal point for the dining room.

Mirrored subway tile makes a unique and totally chic backsplash for this open kitchen. The glittering surface helps the space feel bigger and gives the room an undeniably glamorous feel.

The adventurous style in this East Village loft pairs together details as different as a cactus, royal blue wainscoting and oversized images of animals. The result is whimsical and rich with color and texture.

Instead of a side table that stands on four legs, this one hangs from the ceiling. Inside is a niche for books and magazines. Designers used a rich blue wainscoting as a springboard for more layers of color and pattern.

A huge mirror creates a partial wall behind the bed in this loft home and helps to carve out a semi-private feel for the bedroom. Layers of jewel tones give the space a rich, sumptuous look.

This pocket door pulls back to reveal the chic bathroom, with its gorgeous green wallpaper and simple, open-shelved vanity.

Lush, jungle green wallpaper fills this bathroom with vibrant color and playfully nods to the couple's travels. Smooth subway tile, a grate-like partition wall and a marble-topped vanity bring a contemporary touch to the space and ensure it feels sophisticated.

A detailed wood vanity with his-and-hers sinks makes getting ready a breeze. A red area rug warms the room's gray, white and gold color palette, as well as softens the tile floor.

A vertical garden of moss is an unexpected way to bring the outdoors into this modern bathroom. The bathtub's reflective sides showcase the patterned floor and echo the mirrored subway tile in the kitchen.