This apartment in a pre-war building is a full-scale interior renovation combining two apartments into one. The result is a spacious living room open to the kitchen and dining, creating a loft-like atmosphere. Marble floors throughout provide a surprising backdrop for the client’s extensive art collection including work by artists Raymond Pettibon, Louise Bourgeois, Le Corbusier, Sigmar Polke, and Rachel Whiteread. An eclectic array of furniture spanning from ancient Chinese to European and American Modernist are tied together with several pieces from Vica by Annabelle Selldorf. The private primary bedroom and bathroom are separated from the main living spaces by a glass door.
- Client:Private
- Location:New York, NY
- Date:2009
(Photography: Thomas Loof)