Today we’re showing you an incredible open plan living room that was transformed by Simone Haag. What really caught our eye in this stunning interior design project were the mid-century floor lamps and light fixtures that bring a refined elegance to the space.

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For now, only two rooms of this Kent House have been styled by Simone Haag. But, for now be delighted with this stunning open living room that combines a modernized, mid-century sense of style with a contemporary sensibility of comfort and elegance. Keep scrolling and fall in love…

We can see Simone Haag’s artistic fingertip in every single detail of this project. The open living room and M’s room reflect a comfortable and adaptable environment – a space reserved for the girls.

The open spaced living room has also some reserved space for a dining table, which looks absolutely dazzling in light wood and a marble top. Above the plants on the dining table, it’s a suspension lamp that is certainly our favorite piece in the room.

The designer has managed to transform the space into a modern living room that combines a Victorian ambiance with a mid-century aesthetic, exemplified in the modern floor lamps.

Filled with greenery and floral patterns, the eclectic furniture selection displays a modern sensibility and preserves the vibration of the golden and marble details, as well as the white engraved mantel.

An excellent choice as a reading light, that modern floor lamp completes the room’s design and doesn’t take much space, in order to make other elements shine on their own.

Editor’s Choice

The charismatic Herbie standing lamp was inspired by Herbie Hancock’s great personality. Very interesting with bright colors and it will surely bring joy to this open plan living room.

“Her initial concepts helped paint the picture for me and once the direction was decided upon – the process has been not only efficient – but immensely enjoyable. The finished product is simply gorgeous and I feel very grateful to have been turned into an avid design voyeur!” said Simone Haag’s client.