Clean, serene and cerebral, the architectural bedroom is a clear expression of a “less is more” modernist aesthetic. These two rooms by up and coming New York designer Andy Goldsborough are studies in spare symmetry – the paring down to essentials while depending on shapes, surfaces and textures to carry the design. Neutral color and low sight lines create a sense of calm and order that is the polar opposite of a cluttered life.

Goldborough’s gift is the ability to highly organize intimate spaces, editing and refining them by minimizing décor. That creates a highly desirable luxury of low maintenance and implies the youthfulness of a home unburdened by acquisition. His work also poses questions about the nature of comfort in stressful times. What does a really simple bedroom tell you about yourself?

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