Contemporary Noho loft integrating striking design elements

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This fabulous contemporary loft was designed by renowned interior designer Thom Filicia, located in Noho, an affluent neighborhood in the New York City borough of Manhattan. The acclaimed designer has designed everything from personal celebrity homes to upscale boutique hotels. Filicia is known for his ability to create “stunning modern, yet classic interiors that retain an inviting aesthetic which reflects the individuality of his clients.” This New York loft is no exception, featuring spacious living areas and great attention to detail. An inviting island kitchen with white cabinetry and white subway backsplash tiles contrasts with the dark hardwood flooring. Industrial bar stools adds to the aesthetic, while open shelving provides convenience.

Throughout this Noho loft, the interior decor features a stylish mix of eclectic furnishings and decor.

What We Love: Thom Filicia has impressed us once again with this stylish Noho loft that has all the right touches. Inviting living spaces and a beautiful mix of furnishings and decor. A neutral wall color serves as a base to not detract from all of the playful details throughout. Brimming with personality, this loft makes us want to live in a posh New York pad! How about you?

The living room features playful floor lamps sourced from Interieurs. A stylish Cappellini Knotted Chair By Marcel Wanders adds a bold pop of red to the space. On the far lefthand corner, a Wishbone Chair can be found at DWR.

Thom Filicia Facts: He is most known for his role playing an interior designer on the Emmy-Award winning hit show Queer Eye for the Straight Guy. His impressive design portfolio has garnered wide-spread recognition, including being named by House Beautiful as one of their “Top 100 Designers.” His bio goes on to also list additional recognition, such as “House & Garden dubbed him an “International Taste Maker” and Elle Décor regaled him as an “A-List Designer.” Filica’s work has also been featured in numerous national and international magazines, such as Architectural Digest.