The monograph "Torrey: Private Spaces: Great American Design" showcases the architectural work of Andrew Torrey, detailing his evolution from a solo practice in New York City to a recognized studio. It highlights twenty-three projects across diverse locations, emphasizing Torrey's ability to craft interiors that balance clean architectural volumes with rich materiality. The narrative includes insights into his design philosophy, marked by innovative combinations of color and texture, while documenting the genuine inhabitation of these spaces by clients, including notable celebrities and private commissions.
Torrey: Private Spaces: Great American Design offers an expansive look into the work of architect and designer Andrew Torrey, capturing how his spaces balance architectural clarity with expressive materiality.
The book charts a path across residences in Manhattan, Miami, Los Angeles, London, and Cabo San Lucas, revealing an interest in crafting environments that feel composed yet personal.
Torrey's design philosophy emerges in subtle combinations, such as high-gloss lacquered cabinets against raw plaster walls, exemplifying a high-low aesthetic.
Celebrity residences, including those of Antoni Porowski and Alex Pall, are presented alongside lesser-known commissions, underscoring the consistent rigor of Torrey's approach.
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