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I’m digging how this colorful Mid-Century Modern living room with a touch of French flair turned out. The main goal for this room was to keep the room true to the home’s 1960s architecture while incorporating French-traditional inspired decor that the homeowners love.

If that wasn’t enough of a challenge in itself, the space also needed to be toddler-proof. (Which, as the mom of a three year-old I’m basically an expert at. 😂)

By brightening up the ceiling beams, sourcing furniture that fit the scale of the room, and revamping the built-in, this room transformed from orange and dingy to light, bright, and totally livable.

Check out the before post of this space to see how a rad concept comes to life.

How lucky is the little girl that gets to play at this stylish marble table with adorable (and comfy) poufs surrounding it?

Sometimes (okay, ALL THE TIME),

a designer’s gotta get creative when styling a space.

This “tray” isn’t a tray at all – it’s a wall hanging that was the perfect size and style to offset the chunky white coffee table.

The details and scale of this piece were so made for this space, it ended up feeling like it was a custom-designed centerpiece.

Here’s the moodboard that inspired it all:

And one last look at the final product:

I loved sourcing items of such a large scale to give the furniture in this room the oomph it desperately needed.

Giving a sweet family the colorful and kid-proof space they deserve is all part of the job (which SO rocks).

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