Located in New York City’s Greenwich Village, this recently revamped apartment harmoniously marries a treasure trove of elegant mid-century furniture with a vibrant collection of contemporary art – a stylistic match made in heaven with the blessings of a pared-down design language of warm tones and natural materials. 

The understated yet richly textured interiors reflect the owner, an art-collecting professional young woman who moved to New York at the height of the pandemic, and interior designer Sandra Weingort’s shared love for the understated aesthetics of mid-century design.

Originally, various grey tones made the two-bedroom apartment feel uninspiring and cold – the bad lighting didn’t do it any favours either – so Weingort replaced all the light fixtures with vintage pieces and repainted all the spaces in warm, creamy tones. 

Along with the period plasterwork, dark hardwood floors and generous windows, the revamped rooms are a paradigm of elegance and understatement which perfectly complement the curated collection of mid-century furniture that the interior designer assembled in order to complement the owner’s extraordinary art collection without however overpowering it.