A vintage Moleca Armchair by Sergio Rodriques sits
in front of drapery trimmed with fringe from Dedar.
The Varick Sofa by Maiden Home is paired
with a set of vintage nesting tables.
With three of their four kids living in New York, a Brazilian couple needed a city pied-à-terre with ample space for hosting friends and family. In contrast to their Daniel Libeskind-designed contemporary home back in Brazil, they wanted a classic feel for their new Upper West Side space. The discovery of an Isidore Leroy wallpaper in Paris served as a springboard for the project’s refined palette and understated tone. We added character to the walls with moldings, and kept the textures warm and informal, especially in the cozy bedrooms. In the end, the apartment is a charming blend of Parisian and mid-century influence, with subtle nods to bolder Brazilian design.
The Hart wall mounted bookshelves from Rejuvenation
provide an elegant backdrop for the Revolve Rise
& Fall Pendant Light from Bert Frank.
Roman shades from the Shade Store
reveal the view of the Upper West Side.
House of Hackney wallpaper shines when paired
with River Blue trim paint from Benjamin Moore.
A grouping of Arper's Ghia coffee tables
sits atop a moroccan rug from Beni Rugs.
An Eames lounge chair from Herman Miller
is paired with a side table from Anthropologie.
Bespoke wallpaper panels from Isidore Leroy
cover the walls of the Primary Bedroom.
Brier & Byrd wallpaper and a table from
Hem are inviting touches at the Foyer.
The playful drapery fabric from Pierre Frey
is juxtaposed with clean modern bunk
beds from Room & Board.
House of Hackney pillows sit atop beds
blanketed in alpaca throws from Sol Alpaca.
General Contractor: E&J General Services
Studio DB Team: Britt Zunino, Lauren Passaro, Jada Nolan
