Inside a Manhattan Apartment Where Muriel Brandolini Turns the East River Into a Backdrop for Art

Designer Muriel Brandolini has opened the doors to her own New York City apartment, a riverside residence built around passionately collected art, rare objects, and an unexpected mix of furniture. The rooms are washed in natural light, giving the collection room to breathe against the water views beyond. Brandolini, known for interiors that resist easy categorization, treats the space as a showcase of her own eye rather than a client brief. The result reads less like a finished apartment than an ongoing, deeply personal collection assembled over time.

With reporting from Architectural Digest.