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Nolita Apartment, Brooklyn / Michael Yarinsky Studio

Nolita Apartment / Michael Yarinsky Studio

Project: Nolita Apartment
Architects: Michael Yarinsky Studio
Wallpaper: Calico Wallpaper
Kitchen: Reform
Custom Built-Ins: Huy Bui
Location: Brooklyn, New York City
Photography: Charlie Schuck

Huy Bui is an interdisciplinary artist and designer that has a practice inspired by natural systems. He builds modular units that stack and suspend in space and play host to an interconnected world of weaving ecosystems.

living room / Michael Yarinsky Studio

Huy recently partnered with frequent collaborator Michael Yarinsky Studio to revamp the interiors of his Nolita apartment – including furniture layout, kitchen, and service spaces. Much of the custom furniture and experiments throughout the space are by Bui himself and the space includes the first-ever large scale installation of friends Calico Wallpaper.

Nolita Apartment / Michael Yarinsky Studio

Nolita Apartment / Michael Yarinsky Studio

Nolita Apartment / Michael Yarinsky Studio

bedroom / Michael Yarinsky Studio

bathroom / Michael Yarinsky Studio

kitchen / Michael Yarinsky Studio

Nolita Apartment / Michael Yarinsky Studio

Nolita Apartment / Michael Yarinsky Studio

Nolita Apartment / Michael Yarinsky Studio

Nolita Apartment / Michael Yarinsky Studio

bedroom / Michael Yarinsky Studio

Nolita Apartment / Michael Yarinsky Studio

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