An Artist's Upper East Side Apartment Puts the Fun in Functional
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1/7Photographs by Ty ColeThe living room features swivel chairs from Knoll, a cocktail table from CB2, and a DDC sofa that converts into a queen-size bed. The Cibachrome prints on the aluminum picture rail are by homeowner Lorenza Panero, as are most of the works throughout the apartment.Photographs by Ty ColeThe living room features swivel chairs from Knoll, a cocktail table from CB2, and a DDC sofa that converts into a queen-size bed. The Cibachrome prints on the aluminum picture rail are by homeowner Lorenza Panero, as are most of the works throughout the apartment.
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2/7Photographs by Ty ColeIn the dining area, a custom collapsible table and Design Within Reach folding chairs can be stowed in a closet, making room for a Murphy bed that accommodates overnight guests. A sliding partition closes off the space from the living room.Photographs by Ty ColeIn the dining area, a custom collapsible table and Design Within Reach folding chairs can be stowed in a closet, making room for a Murphy bed that accommodates overnight guests. A sliding partition closes off the space from the living room.
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3/7Photographs by Ty ColeA custom cabinet masks the television in the living room.
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4/7Photographs by Ty ColePositioned along one side of the hallway, the compact kitchen can be hidden with folding doors. The countertops are Corian and the faucet is from Vigo Industries.Photographs by Ty ColePositioned along one side of the hallway, the compact kitchen can be hidden with folding doors. The countertops are Corian and the faucet is from Vigo Industries.
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5/7Photographs by Ty Cole
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6/7Photographs by Ty ColeIn the master bedroom, photographs sit atop a custom leather headboard with built-in bedside tables; Panero purchased the bed covering in Cusco, Peru.Photographs by Ty ColeIn the master bedroom, photographs sit atop a custom leather headboard with built-in bedside tables; Panero purchased the bed covering in Cusco, Peru.
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7/7Photographs by Ty Cole
This article appears in the May 2017 issue of NYC&G (New York Cottages & Gardens).
