The 1910 building offers up noble industrial bones and eleven-foot-high windows that add drama to the living room of apartment 620, seen here from the second floor. The sixteen-foot-high living room is anchored on one side by a wall of Sean Mellyn’s silk-screen eye charts that complement the sisal rug layered with an antique silk Chinese carpet, both from Stark. The opposite side of the living room features a glass-and-gold lantern from the Urban Electric Company hanging over the Comerford Collection bleached-pine table.
the dining area off the kitchen looking toward the stairway. Sanders chose furniture and lighting from Dering Hall, like this glass-topped table with a polished walnut base is by Anthony Sisto of Antworkswood. The open-weave leather-strapped chairs are from John Rosselli & Associates.
Soothing pale blue walls lead you to the master suite off the first-floor entrance.
This modernist sleigh bed is a custom design by Sanders.