In this inventive interior reimagining of a Romanesque Revival pre-war building which previously served as a whalebone cutting facility, simple textures merge with the natural curvature and direction of light. Exquisite pieces procured from the Charles Trevelyn collection and Studio Drift through The Carpenters Workshop Gallery add a sophisticated yet approachable charm to the living spaces. Objects sourced for the sitting area include a pair of original 1944 'Muslingestole' or Clam Chairs by Philip that provide a distinctive and inviting character to the room. Accented with European white oak wood details and marble counters, these understated details provide a timeless elegance.

Firm: Studio Zung
Genre: Residence
Services: Interior Architecture, Interior Design
Completion: 2019
Size: 1,900 SF

Credits
Photography: Adrian Gaut
Styling: Colin King

Press
Interior Design Magazine