Color was key for this expansive condo. Home to a family with two young children who had lived the monastic rigor of white on white on white, they sought a brighter palette for their newly acquired home.

The condo’s generous rooms—inherited from the building’s former life as a parking garage—needed little work architecturally. Instead, the focus was on furnishings, textures, and finishes in an array of hues. This being a Dumais project, of course, the finished product wasn’t a maximalist explosion, but a rich jewel box wrapped in a clean, white envelope.

Photography by Joshua McHugh