Design Story
Floor-to-ceiling glazing and a pale stone shell give this West 29th Street living room a gallery-like scale. TIOR STUDIO anchors the room with a sweeping black sectional, a circular low table, and a carefully framed media wall.
Monochrome furniture keeps the composition disciplined while sculptural lighting and audio pieces add vertical rhythm. The result is dramatic yet uncluttered, with open circulation along the windows.
A Sweeping Black Silhouette
The curved sectional establishes a strong horizontal line while preserving the room's open center.
The Media Wall as a Focal Point
A dark media composition and sculptural lounge chair create a focused counterpoint to the bright glazing.
Seating that Defines the Room
The sectional wraps the low table to form a generous conversation zone without additional visual clutter.
Lightness at the Window Edge
The arc lamp traces a fine line above the sofa and keeps the perimeter visually open.
Audio, Art, and Function
Television and audio pieces are arranged as a deliberate vertical composition rather than a conventional media cabinet.
A Monochrome Conversation Zone
Black upholstery and a low circular table give the pale architectural shell a precise center of gravity.
A Final Layer of Movement
The angled lounge chair expands the seating plan and guides the eye back toward the media wall.
