1<strong>KEEP IT SIMPLE</strong>

Clean lines pair well with a neutral palette.
2<strong>HOME SWEET SOUND</strong>

Understated furnishings let the water views steal the spotlight.
3<strong>HOME SWEET SOUND</strong>

Understated furnishings let the water views steal the spotlight.
4<strong>SPACE SAVER</strong>

In condos and other small homes, Burfiend suggests sticking to a flexible floor plan. Opt for multipurpose spaces, like this media room, where doors can slide open when entertaining. “We often tuck additional ottomans under a sofa console,” the designer says. “They are great for overflow seating during larger gatherings in a smaller space.”
5<strong>SPACE SAVER</strong>

In condos and other small homes, Burfiend suggests sticking to a flexible floor plan. Opt for multipurpose spaces, like this media room, where doors can slide open when entertaining. “We often tuck additional ottomans under a sofa console,” the designer says. “They are great for overflow seating during larger gatherings in a smaller space.”
6<strong>LIGHTING LOWDOWN</strong>

“Use opaque shades,” designer Nancy Burfiend says. “The shades keep the light source from reflecting in windows at night, which disrupts the view.”
7<strong>NATURAL WONDER</strong>

The condo features wood and grass cloth throughout.
8<strong>ARTFUL WONDER</strong>

Focus on large-scale artwork. “Filling up a wall with a singular piece adds a powerful yet clean presence in small spaces,” Burfiend says.
9<strong>ARTFUL WONDER</strong>

Focus on large-scale artwork. “Filling up a wall with a singular piece adds a powerful yet clean presence in small spaces,” Burfiend says.
10<strong>NATURAL WONDER</strong>

The condo features wood and grass cloth throughout.
11<strong>LIGHTING LOWDOWN</strong>

“Use opaque shades,” designer Nancy Burfiend says. “The shades keep the light source from reflecting in windows at night, which disrupts the view.”
12<strong>LIVING ON THE EDGE</strong>

A majestic live-edge table in the dining room anchors contemporary steel-and-beechwood chairs.
13<strong>LIVING ON THE EDGE</strong>

A majestic live-edge table in the dining room anchors contemporary steel-and-beechwood chairs.
14<strong>KEEP IT SIMPLE</strong>

Clean lines pair well with a neutral palette.
Interior designer Nancy Burfiend decorates a graceful, modern condo for empty nesters.
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