IT'S GIVING HALSTON

Evoking "the spirit of a bygone hedonism” in a sensible mid-century West Side co-op. 

- WENDY GOODMAN

WHEN ANESTHESIOLOGIST John Martins and a director of legal tech sales, Zorik Pesochinsky, bought this two-bedroom apartment in a perfectly practical but entirely unglamorous brick mid-century co-op building near Lincoln Center, "it looked like it hadn't been touched in decades," Martins says. The ceilings were low, the parquet floors worn, and the track lighting out-ofdate. There wasn't much light either, though from some windows you can peek at the Lincoln Center Plaza and the pretty old church next door.