Shades of Subtlety, three-bedroom condominium

The design team reworked the ceiling to bring more depth to the space. Lights from Sol Luminaire.

Instead of concrete screed, Terence used decorative interior paint that mimics concrete. Books and accessories give character to the space.

With a revamped layout, the interiors look spacious and bright. A large mirror also helps to bring more natural light into low-lit areas.

The old tiles were replaced with wood flooring. Terence used Caesarstone quartz for the island here.

The homeowners brought over a sizeable collection of furniture. Here, the console finds its place along the passageway to the kitchen.

Reminders of the Big Apple adorn the wall in a simple yet stylish way.

The new layout places the walk-in wardrobe right outside the master bathroom for convenience.

Dark faucets from Fima and tiles from Rice in the master bathroom project a masculine vibe. Ledges and niches eliminate the need for mounted shelves.

The bed rests on a raised section to make better use of the bedroom space. Window blinds play up the clean, crisp setting.