"A piece of art was the design starting point for the bathroom. Marlene is a designer, and she and her boyfriend lived in their place for a few months before deciding how to make the apartment feel personal to them. "I found an old New Yorker illustration a friend gifted me years ago and hadn't had the chance to use, so I took it as the main inspo for the look and feel of the space," she says."
"Marlene is a designer, and she and her boyfriend lived in their place for a few months before deciding how to make the apartment feel personal to them. "I found an old New Yorker illustration a friend gifted me years ago and hadn't had the chance to use, so I took it as the main inspo for the look and feel of the space," she says. She found a cheap vintage frame for the piece, too."
Marlene and her boyfriend lived in their apartment for a few months before beginning a personalized design. A single piece of art became the starting point for the bathroom's aesthetic. The artwork was an old New Yorker illustration gifted to Marlene years earlier and unused until that moment. She used the illustration as the main inspiration for the look and feel of the space. She complemented the artwork with an inexpensive vintage frame that suited the piece. The approach prioritizes personal items and accessible finds to create a tailored, lived-in design.
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