25 Bond St, New York, NY

In 2012, D’Apostrophe designed the interiors and roof deck of an 8,000 sq. ft. triplex penthouse in NoHo, New York City, within a new building by BKSK Architects. Ten years later, with a growing family and expanded art collection, we returned to transform the interiors and create a new terrace.

The brief was to make the home more intimate, warm and textured. The main living room serves as both a gathering space and a backdrop for the clients’ art collection. Mustard yellow Pierre Paulin Elysée chairs, a Flexform sofa, and an original Pierre Paulin coffee table define the seating area. The living room is split and separated by a brass and walnut shelving unit that displays their curated glassware collection. Downstairs, a sophisticated clubhouse with soft, rounded forms include a bronze resin bar, serving as an adult entertaining area and a homework spot for the children.

Art shapes the home’s identity. Significant works by Keith Haring, Tom Sachs, George Condo, and Robert Longo punctuate key spaces. The dining room features a Francis D’Haene designed solid walnut table beneath a David Wiseman’s site-specific chandelier, Lantern Cloud Flower. Red velvet Moroso chairs add bold color between dark stained oak paneling. Wiseman’s Linden and Wisteria plaster installation climbs beside the Donald Judd-inspired cantilevered stainless steel staircase, ending with a ceramic owl gazing through the skylight.

The terrace, redesigned with Verdant NY as a garden oasis, weaves nature into daily life. Spanning the full width of the living, it connects the indoors and outdoors through floor-to-ceiling windows. Layered soil beds, custom planters, and carefully chosen plants support year-round growth and attract pollinators.

A custom, site-specific chandelier by David Wiseman hangs over a monumental-size wood table surrounded by Moroso chairs in the formal dining room.
The artwork over the fireplace is by Keith Haring.
The front terrace, like a floating garden oasis.
The Main living room as an ample backdrop for the art collection.
A custom room divider holds back-to-back TVs and a collection of glassware by such makers as Gio Ponti, Tapio Wirkkala, Oiva Toikka, Luigi Mellara and Ingeborg Lundin.
David Wiseman created a plaster bas-relief installation that climbs the home’s central staircase.
Modern home office.
Comfortable club house for the whole family to enjoy.
Chairs and a table by Ross Lovegrove define the dining area in the family room, while Lola bar chairs by Mambo Unlimited Ideas sit at the bar there. The chandelier above the counter is by John Procario.
By the window is a reading corner with a Little Petra VB1 chair by &Tradition, a 1950s floor lamp by Tapio Wirkkala and a solid-walnut vintage side table.
NASA painting by Tom Sachs.
Corner detail of the club house.
The primary suite centers on a Livin Divani Extra Wall bed by Piero Lissoni, which the designer set between Jasper end tables by Wüd Furniture and beneath an Ayala Serfaty chandelier from Maison Gerard.

Photography by Richard Powers