The home of gallerists Kavi Gupta and Jessica Moss is above their gallery in Chicago’s West Loop. A custom banquette wraps one end of the home gallery; the painting (centre) is by Beverly Fishman and the sculpture (left) by Manish Nai.
The home gallery also displays works by Theaster Gates, Sam Gilliam, and Jessica Stockholder, among others.
In the living area, an Angel Otero painting and Nick Cave Soundsuit sculpture mingle with a Frigerio sectional from Haute Living and vintage Pierre Paulin lounge chairs. Apparatus pendants hang above the Imperfetto Lab dining table, which is surrounded by Knoll’s Eero Saarinen Executive chairs.
The primary bath mixes Ann Sacks terrazzo tiles and Brizo fixtures.
Works by Young-il Ahn, Roger Brown, and Deborah Kass among others enliven the primary bedroom.
The outdoor lounge is furnished with a Gloster sectional and a rock sculpture (left) by Tony Tasset; the landscape is by Groundwork Design.
Above: Gupta and Moss’s daughter, Lila, in her bedroom—the custom millwork is by Zak Rose, throw by RH, table lamp by Pottery Barn Teen, and table and chair by Crate & Kids.
The family in the dining area; the artwork is by Manish Nai.
This story is from the January - February 2022 edition of AD Architectural Digest India.
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