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Visualizer: PlasterlinaThe open plan of the main living area is decidedly modern, with a narrow but stylish kitchen opening out into a sunny living room. The spidery light fixture that hangs overhead is both practical and a bit whimsical. Overall, the color palette stays mainly neutral, true to the natural spirit of the 60s, but a few pops of mustardy yellow and some vibrant greens from the indoor ‘herb’ garden is more than welcome. The pattern on the area rug is particularly inspiring with a bit of Southwest happening, while still managing to meld with the wood flooring.
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While a home office wasn’t really a thing in the 60s, everyone needs that workspace today. Adding a modern egg chair might invoke a Bond villain a bit, but also ensure privacy .
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The bedroom takes less inspiration from the 60s and more from Park Slope. A custom canopy bed with built in book shelving underneath adds a bit of modern romance to the room. A window seat is a perfect reading retreat while the painted brick accent wall is warm and fashionable.
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