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Photos by Lauren Edith Andersen

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Two arm chairs and a side table made of trunks fit perfectly into a generously sized bay window.

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Simple but thoughtful decor helps tie the room together.

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A few pops of blue add just the right amount of color to neutral investment pieces.

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Plants, like this fiddle-leaf fig tree, bring life to any space.

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Not bad for a bachelor pad, eh?

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A navy-and-white color palette feel natural without being overdone.

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A cowhide pillow grounds an otherwise preppy motif.

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A nailhead nightstand adds more industrial style.

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A few of the client's personal accessories.

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This SoMa bachelor pad is simple, masculine, and definitely not overdone.

Homepolish designer Nina Jizhar added just the right amount of personality to make the space interesting while steering clear of too-designed-looking pitfalls. A tech guy, the client wanted greenery, furniture with natural details (like the coffee table), and to ditch the furniture he’d been moving around since college. An area rug made of leather strips adds cool texture to the living room, and every furnishing is timeless and cohesive. Click through to revel in the glory that is a single man’s well-designed studio apartment. 

Rug:Crate & Barrel

Media Cabinet:West Elm 

Coffee Table:Restoration Hardware

Nightstand:West Elm