A late-night tour through a Tribeca pied-à-terre designed by Melanie Morris Interiors.
Seneca table lamp by In Common With
Television stand and Kenmare credenza designed by Melanie Morris Interiors for Wüd Furniture; Rosa Peralba Ostra sconce by Jeff Martin Joinery; ceramic vase by Karen Gayle Tinney
melaniemorrisinteriors.com, wudfurniture.com, jeffmartinjoinery.ca, karentinney.com
The Lariat pendant light by Apparatus
Custom sofa by Melanie Morris Interiors crafted by Naula Workshop; Skimming Stone coffee table by SSS Atelier
melaniemorrisinteriors.com, naulaworkshop.com, sssatelier.com
Out of Line dining table by Bieke Casteleyn; Elefy dining chair by &Tradition; Grande Jill Catchall bowl by LES Collection
Golia console by Draga & Aurel Atelier; Cochlea della Metamorfosi No1 by Coki
draga-aurel.com, cokibarbieri.it
Custom wooden cabinetry by Melanie Morris Interiors crafted by CIC Cabinetry Inc.; hardware by Pruskin Studio, heart sculpture by Adam Parker Smith
Harper wall sconces by Blueprint Lighting; Group bed by SCP; bedding by Lagoon Linens
MEM faucet by Dornbracht
Model, Yvonne Wegener with HEROES NY
A version of this article originally appeared in Sixtysix Issue 12.
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