This apartment is one to be coveted, especially if you live in NYC. I love to see what people can do with the limited amount of space we are granted here. Nicole Cohen is blessed to have 2 apartments that are combined into one, but when she moved in a few years ago, all her family (which included her husband and 3 month old baby) had was a bed on wheels, a card table and folding chairs for awhile. They eventually moved in some furniture from their previous apartment that they sold, but that still included a lot of Ikea and furniture that needed some upgrading. She took her time, created a mood board and swapped out those original pieces for more luxurious and modern ones. I love that. Her abode and her blog (called Sketch42 and created to document her design process), were so inspirational that they are featured in the most recent issue of Rue Magazine.
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| Charcoal Templeton Sofa: Jonathon Adler ($3600)/ Bengal Bazaar Pillow: Plum Cushion ($125) |
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| Pharmacy Lamp: Restoration Hardware ($359) |
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| Gold Leaf Coffee Table: Clayton Gray Home ($1650) |
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| Dakota Oval Dining Table: Julian Chichester ($5795) |
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Z Chair: Plexi-Craft ($580)/Black+White Ikat Pillow: Plum Cushion ($125)
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Here are a few ideas if you want to get the look for less:
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| Charcoal Paramount Sofa: Blu Dot ($1699) |
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| Modern Acrylic Chair: Dymas ($150) |
This sofa is a great alternative to the Jonathon Adler and it is less than half the price. It offers both style and comfort and that warm charcoal color.
This chair is also made from acrylic, but at an affordable
price compared to the Z chair. It's still tres chic and has a
more traditional flair.
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| Pharmacy Adjustable Floor Lamp: Dainolite ($174) |
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| Director's Coffee Table: Williams Sonoma ($595) |
I love this coffee table by Williams Sonoma! It's so contemporary
and could easily go from elegant to rustic depending on your style.
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Oval Dining Table: Stockholm ($748)
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