BROOKLYN HEIGHTS MODERN APARTMENT
PARK AVENUE APARTMENT
A vintage Josef Hoffmann table and chairs sit in the living room window. Hand-painted metallic drapery panels frame views of New York City’s iconic Central Park.
Howard Hodgkin’s art, a new acquisition at the onset of the project, inspired the color palette throughout the home.
As featured in The New York Times, the dining room was designed to accommodate guests with ease. The Mulberry mohair banquette provides a sumptuous, yet durable perch.
Hand-dyed, natural sisal wallpaper adds texture, movement and warmth to the primary bedroom. A custom silk rug grounds the space in buttery softness.
A vintage Josef Hoffmann table and chairs sit in the living room window.
Hand-painted metallic drapery panels frame views of New York City’s iconic Central Park.
Howard Hodgkin’s art, a new acquisition at the onset of the project, inspired the color palette throughout the home.
As featured in The New York Times, the dining room was designed to accommodate guests with ease. The Mulberry mohair banquette provides a sumptuous, yet durable perch.
Hand-dyed, natural sisal wallpaper adds texture, movement and warmth to the primary bedroom. A custom silk rug grounds the space in buttery softness.
Photography: William Waldron
Architecture: The Brooklyn Studio
Styling: Helen Crowther
Photography: William Waldron
Architecture: The Brooklyn Studio
Styling: Helen Crowther