This is a space where the client goes to sit and read to her youngest son, curl up in a chair near the fire or have guests over for a glass of wine. The room was designed to feel approachable and comfortable, but luxurious and playful.

The client wanted a small bar in the parlor so Spazio Rosso Inc. placed this Israeli cabinet in the corner of the room.

A round coffee table centers the sitting area, which features a mix of patterned accessories and a vase full of yellow flowers.

Suspended from the ceiling, a drum-shaped pendant light keeps with the navy blue color scheme found throughout the study.

The area rug in the foyer was designed with a bold blue section that lined up with the doors to the study and the cased opening of the parlor.

The floor mirror was specifically designed to reflect the study and to make the space feel larger. The tufted ottoman provides seating in addition to being a sculptural element.

Spazio Rosso, Inc. choose a dijon paint color for the walls and yellow raffia wallpaper for the ceiling in this contemporary study. The built-in shelves were redesigned in a diagonal pattern to create a unique geometry, which the area rug and drapery fabric were chosen to enhance. The desk is composed of two layers of glass, the top being black, underneath being white.

Built-in criss-cross bookcases line one wall of the study to add functionality, dimension and interest to the design.