Go Inside Designer Jennifer Fisher's Spectacular N.Y.C. Loft Apartment
The Art
“When I was younger and got my first paycheck, I didn’t want to buy bags and shoes—I wanted to collect photography,” said the jewelry designer, whose art collection fills her loft.
The Library
“The library is a hodgepodge of my life,” says Fisher of the eclectic space that includes a gallery wall of contemporary photographs from artists like Arthur Elgort, Dennis Hopper, and Bruce Weber.
The Dining Room
A modern white steel Ping-Pong table by RF Barcelona doubles as the family’s dining room table. “The net comes off,” Fisher explains with a laugh.
The Living Room
Interior designer (and close friend) Michelle Gerson designed throw pillows with the family initials in the same gothic typeface Fisher uses in some of her edgier designs.
The Foyer
A round table adorned with flowers greets guests at the entrance.
The Office
An office in the corner of the bedroom features a neutral canvas by artist Stephanie Hirsch with the message “A brand new canvas to paint your life” embroidered in pale beads.
The Master Bedroom
A Marilyn Monroe print from Bert Stern’s 1962 The Last Sitting series hangs just inside the master bedroom.
The Master Bedroom
“Our bedroom is my quiet zone—plush and white and serene,” says Fisher.
The Palette
“There’s so much color in my day to day,” says Fisher, seated here in her white bedroom. “I like to come home to a natural palette.”
The Kitchen
Fisher loves cooking and can make a mean chocolate chip pancake. “As a kid, I went to cooking class after school for a year and learned how to make all the basic things you need to get around the kitchen,” says Fisher. “It relaxes me.”
Go inside jewelry designer Jennifer Fisher's beautiful New York City penthouse.