Sixth Avenue Custom

1100 NY ave

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1100 NY ave

Project Details

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A bright, minimalist office interior featuring a sleek, dark-metal sideboard with curved edges and vertical door handles. The unit is positioned under two large windows with horizontal blinds, casting geometric shadows across a light-toned chevron-patterned wood floor. The room is in a state of completion or light construction, with clean white walls, recessed ceiling lights, and an open doorway leading to an adjacent white-walled space.
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An angled wide shot of the minimalist office interior, showing two identical dark-metal sideboards with rounded edges and vertical pull handles. The units are placed against a white wall under a series of windows with silver horizontal blinds. Sunlight streams through the blinds, creating sharp, rectangular highlights on the light-oak chevron floors. The far background shows an open doorway and a glimpse of an unfinished workspace.
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A detailed shot of the dark-bronze metal sideboard from the "1100 NY Ave" project, featuring its distinctive curved silhouette and three vertical pill-shaped door handles. The unit is placed on a brown-and-white checkered carpet, sitting beneath a recessed wall cutout framed in burgundy that contains exposed television mounting hardware and wiring. To the right, the edge of a light-wood table and a blue fabric-covered object are partially visible.
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A wide, symmetrical view of a minimalist office or meeting room under construction at the 1100 NY Ave project. The focal point is a dark wood-slatted sideboard with rounded ends and a light-wood top, centered against a white wall beneath a recessed TV mount.
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A close-up, angled shot of the dark wood-slatted sideboard at 1100 NY Ave, highlighting its pill-shaped silhouette and fine vertical texture. The unit is capped with a light-oak top and base, supported by thin cylindrical metal legs in a bronze finish. It sits on the brown-and-white checkered carpet, positioned beneath a recessed wall cutout with exposed mounting brackets and cabling. To the right, a black-framed glass door is partially visible, reflecting the bright, neutral tones of the office.

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