10/22/2026
Sometimes it’s nice to have somewhere to retreat without being on your own. That was the idea behind the first-floor lounge at Jerusalem Heights — a relaxed place for the family to gather, tucked away from the main living spaces two levels up. It works just as well for a quiet afternoon as it does for lingering with a drink at the end of the day.
We leaned into a richer, more grounded palette here, using deeper green upholstery, warm wood and layered neutrals to give the lounge a sense of intimacy and ease.
See the full Jerusalem Heights project at the link in below.
https://www.blakelyinteriordesign.com/project/jerusalem-heights
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