GALLERY A Pair of World Travelers from the West Coast Stop off in New York—and Decide to Stay Awhile
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1/6Photographs by Eric PiaseckiA pair of works by Yan Bing set the stage for the sitting area off the foyer, which features a Holly Hunt sofa covered in Ralph Lauren Home’s Allure suede in Arabia and a Bespoke tufted ottoman covered in Ralph Lauren Home’s Sophistigator leather in Chocolate. A folding wall by Zecca Glass divides the space from the master bedroom; the chandelier is from David Weeks Studio.Photographs by Eric PiaseckiA pair of works by Yan Bing set the stage for the sitting area off the foyer, which features a Holly Hunt sofa covered in Ralph Lauren Home’s Allure suede in Arabia and a Bespoke tufted ottoman covered in Ralph Lauren Home’s Sophistigator leather in Chocolate. A folding wall by Zecca Glass divides the space from the master bedroom; the chandelier is from David Weeks Studio.
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2/6Photographs by Eric PiaseckiBrett Beldock custom designed the foyer’s cabinets, table, and stools, which are covered in Kravet’s Saguaro leather in Sand.Photographs by Eric PiaseckiBrett Beldock custom designed the foyer’s cabinets, table, and stools, which are covered in Kravet’s Saguaro leather in Sand.
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3/6Photographs by Eric PiaseckiThe Bespoke bench in the master bedroom is upholstered in Holly Hunt’s Jet Set leather in Mykonos.Photographs by Eric PiaseckiThe Bespoke bench in the master bedroom is upholstered in Holly Hunt’s Jet Set leather in Mykonos.
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4/6Photographs by Eric PiaseckiWhite marble from Stone Source sits atop the vanity in the master bathroom.Photographs by Eric PiaseckiWhite marble from Stone Source sits atop the vanity in the master bathroom.
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5/6Photographs by Eric PiaseckiThe guest bathroom features a wall of red and orange tiles from Bisazza.
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6/6Photographs by Eric PiaseckiIn the sitting area, a Holly Hunt Sao Paulo sofa adds vivid contrast to a hand-knotted silk rug from Doris Leslie Blau.Photographs by Eric PiaseckiIn the sitting area, a Holly Hunt Sao Paulo sofa adds vivid contrast to a hand-knotted silk rug from Doris Leslie Blau.
This article appears in the May 2015 issue of NYC&G (New York Cottages & Gardens).
