WESLEY MOON'S NEW YORK BROWNSTONE

MANHATTAN, UPPER EAST SIDE

This project was in the venerable Kips Bay Showhouse NYC. Each year celebrated interior designers transform a luxury Manhattan home into an elegant exhibition of Art and Style. To be chosen to participate is an incredible honour and in collaboration with US designer Wesley Moon, Clive Christian Furniture truly transformed this once tired space. 

Assigned the Butler's pantry, wet bar and the elevator room, Wesley gut-renovated the space and immediately began his 6-week project. 

All Project  Photography: Marco Ricca 

I was overwhelmed by the prospect of building a room consisting of custom cabinetry in under 6 weeks. But thanks to Jim & Eva at Clive Christian Furniture New York I was able to bring it together beautifully!

Wesley Moon

The rooms were in a 19th Century Brownhouse, so the approach was to contemporise and design a gilded age butler's pantry. Taking inspiration from historic homes across the US & Europe, the main objective was to make the rooms relevant for today. 

Our job was to create custom curved cabinetry that allowed for ample storage without losing any elegance. Adding backlit, glass-fronted cabinetry to the room created a stunning showpiece within a modest area. The luxurious pop of yellow leather immersed the pantry with light and perfectly fit with the bold design scheme. 

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Even though they were tasked to create numerous custom elements, Clive Christian Furniture made it all to my specifications and surpassed expectations!

Wesley Moon

Opting for our Alpha Deco range, the cabinetry reflected period influences in a clean contemporary style. Hand-painted in a metallic finish our range added chic touches of opulence to this modern upscale. 


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To learn more about US interior designer Wesley Moon, click here. 

All Project  Photography: Marco Ricca 

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