Downtown NYC Apartment Gets a Refreshing and Colorful Makeover

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Every New York City apartment has a style of its own and each one brings with it something unique in terms of how décor is used and overall visual appeal. This Downtown NYC apartment is no different with Rinaldi Interiors transforming a small apartment into a fabulous and colorful space where it is the furniture that makes the biggest difference. In the small living room, a comfortable couch in bluish-gray welcomes you indoors with the rug in dark blue accentuating the colorful charm. A bright red club chair on the opposite side as the small living room starts to transition into the dining area just next to it.

Small living area of New York City apartment is filled with a brilliant blend of colors








The dining area is ultra-tiny with a round table in white and chairs in pastel pink. A large indoor plant with a light pink platter sits just next to it with a small yellow chair on the opposite side of the room. Lighting comes in the form of pendant lights and floor lamps in the corner while curated accessories bring both color and pattern to the open plan living. Every little detail has been carefully placed to fit in with the overall contemporary eclectic style of the apartment that feels bright and captivating.

Gorgeous sofa in blue and chair in red add color to the modern living space
Innovative decor pieces and accessories bring both geometric and visual contrast to this smart New York City apartment
Light pastel pink chairs for the small dining area in the NYC apartment
Mismatched bedside tables and nightstands can add style and pattern to the bedroom
Simple floating shelves create a lovely open bookshelf in the backdrop
Small kitchen with window at the corner that ushers in ample natural light
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An ultra-small kitchen in the corner and a breakfast bar are placed on the opposite end of the living area with a small corridor leading to the bedroom. In the bedroom, the neutral backdrop is continued with headboard, bedding and framed photographs usher in pops of color. Window seats, smart shelving and indoor plants put the final touches on this beautiful NYC apartment.

Space-savvy shelf in the small hallway that leads to the bedrooms from the kitchen
Bedding headboard and wall art pieces bring both color and contrast to the small bedroom in white
Bluish-gray couch in the living room feels both contemporary and classy
Chic nightstand that looks like a Rubik’s cube sits next to the bed
Decorating your bedroom wall with smart photographs and framed pieces

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