Decorator Lucinda Loya Turns a Former Convent Condo into a Contemporary Stuyvesant Park Haven
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1/9Photographs by Peter MurdockA black-and-white portrait of Andy Warhol overlooks the living room’s Marcel Wanders–designed sofa, armchairs, and ottomans, which are upholstered in his Jester fabric. The dome chairs are covered in Kravet’s Versailles.Photographs by Peter MurdockA black-and-white portrait of Andy Warhol overlooks the living room’s Marcel Wanders–designed sofa, armchairs, and ottomans, which are upholstered in his Jester fabric. The dome chairs are covered in Kravet’s Versailles.
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2/9Photographs by Peter MurdockThe kitchen features Pokal sculptures by Raphaela Vogel.
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3/9Photographs by Peter MurdockThe kitchen features Poggenpohl cabinetry.
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4/9Photographs by Peter MurdockLoya designed the chain-link barstools in the kitchen.
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5/9Photographs by Peter MurdockThe master bedroom includes a vintage mirrored vanity from ABC Carpet & Home and a wool-covered Marcel Wanders V.I.P. chair.Photographs by Peter MurdockThe master bedroom includes a vintage mirrored vanity from ABC Carpet & Home and a wool-covered Marcel Wanders V.I.P. chair.
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7/9Photographs by Peter MurdockThe floral wall covering is from Osborne & Little.
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8/9Photographs by Peter MurdockThe rug and bed frames in Loya’s daughters’ bedroom are custom designs; the throws are from Anthropologie.Photographs by Peter MurdockThe rug and bed frames in Loya’s daughters’ bedroom are custom designs; the throws are from Anthropologie.
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9/9Photographs by Peter MurdockA Graham & Brown wall covering sets a graphic tone in the guest bedroom.
This article appears in the May 2018 issue of NYC&G (New York Cottages & Gardens).
