Warm Minimalism in a Los Angeles Family Home
With so much recent talk about minimalism vs. maximalism in the design community, I couldn’t be more excited to share today?s home tour with you. This Los Angeles, CA family home offers the best of both worlds ? the sleek aesthetic of minimal design, with the warmth and coziness more often associated with maximalist tendencies. […]
With so much recent talk about minimalism vs. maximalism in the design community, I couldn’t be more excited to share today?s home tour with you. This Los Angeles, CA family home offers the best of both worlds ? the sleek aesthetic of minimal design, with the warmth and coziness more often associated with maximalist tendencies.
The woman behind this warm minimalism is Hannah Phillips-Kaplan, founder of Repeat+World, an online destination for home accessories and E-decor design services. Decorating the home she shares with her husband Ari, entrepreneur and CFO of a digital media company, their son Liam and the family?s beloved dog Humphrey has first and foremost been a lesson in trusting her instincts and personal eye for design. Over time, Hannah has learned that she doesn?t need to fill every corner or wall with things ? sometimes leaving space lets you focus on the finer details and unique design choices. Hannah and her family have lived in their 3,900-square-foot house for two and a half years, but finding the home of their dreams wasn?t exactly straight-forward. Hannah and Ari were renovating another home while renting whe...
With so much recent talk about minimalism vs. maximalism in the design community, I couldn’t be more excited to share today?s home tour with you. This Los Angeles, CA family home offers the best of both worlds ? the sleek aesthetic of minimal design, with the warmth and coziness more often associated with maximalist tendencies.
The woman behind this warm minimalism is Hannah Phillips-Kaplan, founder of Repeat+World, an online destination for home accessories and E-decor design services. Decorating the home she shares with her husband Ari, entrepreneur and CFO of a digital media company, their son Liam and the family?s beloved dog Humphrey has first and foremost been a lesson in trusting her instincts and personal eye for design. Over time, Hannah has learned that she doesn?t need to fill every corner or wall with things ? sometimes leaving space lets you focus on the finer details and unique design choices. Hannah and her family have lived in their 3,900-square-foot house for two and a half years, but finding the home of their dreams wasn?t exactly straight-forward. Hannah and Ari were renovating another home while renting whe...
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