I have a lot of love for this loft in Greenwich Village in New York City, designed by Amsterdam-based UNStudio for a collector of modern and contemporary art. Breathtaking crisp sweeping planes that never seem to end, fluid spaces with soft ambient lighting, that clean ceiling (where are all the services hiding?), joinery growing out of walls creating space for the library and art display… I could go on and on. Beautiful stuff.The only slightly weird thing is the bedroom – kind of feels like a display suite of a hotel room. Actually not even. Just a tad on the cold side for my liking. Otherwise, I think I’m in love.Photo © Iwan Baan.Share the love:FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmailPinterest 3 Responses Tweets that mention yellowtrace blog » Art Collector’s Loft by UNStudio | New York.: -- Topsy.com September 21, 2010 […] This post was mentioned on Twitter by François Pham, Helen Porter, Carmelita Caruana, Laura Fayer, Dana Hughes and others. Dana Hughes said: Art Collector’s Loft by UNStudio in New York. Yes. http://bit.ly/d03BWs #interiordesign […] Reply Bluecaravan September 21, 2010 What a beautiful space! *slowly observes the clutter in which she resides* Reply Amelia @ Milkwood September 21, 2010 Completely! The bedroom looks like the office of some high-flying sleek and sleazy exec who likes to bed his secretaries in style. Or an expensive Dr’s office. So wrong, when the rest is all so right. ReplyLeave a Reply Cancel ReplyYour email address will not be published.CommentName* Email* Website Δ
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Bluecaravan September 21, 2010 What a beautiful space! *slowly observes the clutter in which she resides* Reply
Amelia @ Milkwood September 21, 2010 Completely! The bedroom looks like the office of some high-flying sleek and sleazy exec who likes to bed his secretaries in style. Or an expensive Dr’s office. So wrong, when the rest is all so right. Reply