The owners of this post-industrial apartment in Dumbo, Brooklyn's most bohemian neighborhood- Martin an interior stylist, and Leilin, his counterpart in the field of fashion- have mixed their aesthetic visions in this loft that reflects decor and fashion, but above all a lifestyle.
When Martin found this place, he didn't like it immediately. It was a white brick industrial building, a single room without separations, and large fluorescent lights. To make matters worse, this neighborhood on the other side of the bridge was dangerous.
He doesn’t know why he bought it, but maybe he had a hunch that it would become, in the not too distant future, one of the new “it,” bohemian and modern areas of New York. He got it right.
Wegner Papa Bear armchair upholstered in strawberry. Moroccan rug and puff, in John Derian.
The studio is full of works of art and all the materials they need to work.
Tabletop vase and white dove sculpture were bought new. The rope chairs are by Wegner and Mogensen, the rest of objects, rescued in flea markets.
Eames chairs. On the wall, a fish painting from the Flea Market .
In the living area in front of the dining room, a panel with vintage wallpaper and a lamp from the flea market.
In the kitchen, only the essentials. And all vintage.
In the guest bedroom, on the iron four-poster bed, pillows with portraits bought in Switzerland. As a bedside table, a Chinese chest of drawers.
In master bedroom, painted taupe, a 1880 wrought iron four poster bed and vintage leather chair.
Artistic expressions are in all the spaces of the home.
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