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Vintage Accents Bring Color and Character to Modern New York Apartment

June 10, 2016

After years of living with exposed brick, hardwood floors and towering ceilings, a client in NYC decided to exchange her industrial loft for a modern apartment. See how designer Allison Lind repurposed vintage furniture to outfit the collector's home with warmth and color. 

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Photo: Regan Wood. From: Allison Lind.

Living Room

In an apartment defined by clean white walls, vintage furniture and accents add color to the living room. Three bookshelves and a desk ensure that this space fosters productivity and play. 

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Photo: Regan Wood. From: Allison Lind.

Corner With Eclectic Accents

Set in one corner of the living room, a reclaimed wooden bookshelf provides storage for novels and other possessions. The mix of Asian-inspired accents, a classical bust and old checkerboard gives the space an eclectic look.

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Photo: Regan Wood. From: Allison Lind.

Leather Sofa, Chandelier Create Balance

At the other end of the room, a full-length mirror with distressed trim complements a brown leather sofa. To balance the urban design, a small crystal chandelier offers a touch of feminine flair and sparkle. 

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Photo: Regan Wood. From: Allison Lind.

Workspace With Vintage Chair

A large modern desk and vintage chair create a makeshift workspace for drafting emails. Large windows flood the room with natural light, while a brightly-colored woven rug softens the floor. 

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