Designing a home for a creative comes with extra pressure. Artists and writers draw deeply from their personal spaces, and seek environments that nourish their minds, energy, and thoughts. Their homes inevitably become sources of inspiration, so it's important that they reflect their personal styles and passions.
It was a pressure that designer Brittany Marom was willing to take on when she designed the home of poet Heather Gluck – a three-bedroom apartment in SoHo, New York. Much like the poet, the designer brings a vivid background and aesthetic to her work too. Her style reflects her Israeli roots and New York upbringing – blending antique elements with modern, organic materials.
