A fine vintage

A love for wine and mid-century styling influenced the design of Stacey and David’s New York loft-turned-luxe apartment

- Andréa Childs

BAR/SITTING AREA

Vintage blue velvet brings vibrant colour to the otherwise monochrome scheme. The Arabescato marble fireplace was designed by Nicole Fuller Interiors. Get the look Check out K2India for customisation of similar furniture. Find similar rug at Hands Carpets.

DINING AREA

This huge open-plan space is made for entertaining – Stacey and David even have a custom-built wine wall to house their extensive collection. ‘Friends come for happy hour at ours, every couple of weeks,’ says Stacey. Get the look Head to Furniture Library for furniture customisation and Oma Living for candle stands and candles. Similar lights can be found in the Kotla market in New Delhi.

It ’s got the tin tile ceilings, and an expansive floor plan that you’d expect in a New York loft, but this glamorous apartment overrules convention to create a totally new urban living experience. Where there was one huge space, now there’s a series of interconnecting rooms. Instead of concrete and steel, there’s marble and brass. The look is a mid-century Manhattan meets English club bar. It’s a place for cocktails and parties – and apparently, family life. ‘The kids ride their scooters right along the hall to their bedroom,’ laughs owner Stacey Jordan. We hadn’t seen that coming…