Located within a historic Victorian Gothic redbrick building in New York City, this dramatic luxury apartment occupies a former Episcopal chapel that has also served as a convent and rehabilitation center. The residence is defined by its soaring great hall, where original architectural elements, including vaulted ceilings, Gothic arches, original lighting and historic detailing, have been preserved to honor the building’s remarkable past.

The interior design embraces the structure’s historic character while introducing bold contemporary art and designer furnishings. Iconic works by Andy Warhol add pop-art vibrancy, while sculptural furniture pieces by Marcel Wanders contribute a sense of modern theatricality. These curated pieces create a dialogue between historic architecture and contemporary design.

Throughout the space, subtle references to fashion houses, including Chanel, Prada, Fendi, and Gucci, add a couture-inspired layer to the interiors, reinforcing the home’s art-forward aesthetic. Sculptural lighting, gallery-style art placement, and carefully selected furnishings create an environment that feels both dramatic and deeply curated.

The result is a one-of-a-kind Manhattan residence that seamlessly blends historic Gothic architecture, contemporary art, and fashion-inspired luxury interiors, transforming a former chapel into a sophisticated urban retreat.