Fashion Designer Isaac Mizrahi’s Home in New York City
1/11The Manhattan residence of fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi was converted from three contiguous apartments by David Bers Architecture. A 19th-century pedestal table from O’Sullivan Antiques anchors the living room; the two Ole Wanscher armchairs are from Karl Kemp Antiques, and the rug is by Fort Street Studio.
2/11Mizrahi (seated on an antique French armchair upholstered in a linen from his collection for S. Harris) with his husband, Arnold Germer, in the den; the painting is by Tomory Dodge.
3/11A Jane Freilicher painting is mounted in the living room; the sideboard is by David Bers.
4/11The kitchen features cabinetry by Bers and stools by Makr.
5/11Upholstered in a Rogers & Goffigon ticking, a set of 18th-century Swedish chairs from Laurin Copen Antiques graces one corner of the kitchen.
6/11An armchair and a pair of George Smith ottomans in the den are clad in Isaac Mizrahi for S. Harris fabrics.
7/11Bers designed the jewel-like powder room’s mirrored cabinets and clear-resin sink and counter; the fittings are by Lefroy Brooks.
8/11The terrace is outfitted with a Fermob table and chairs from John Derian Co.
9/11In the master bedroom, a wall coated in a Benjamin Moore white provides a clean backdrop for a bright Benjamin Butler painting; a 19th-century French work is displayed over the bed, which, along with the nightstands, was designed by David Bers.
10/11The room’s curtains are of an Isaac Mizrahi for S. Harris silk.
11/11The master bath is equipped with a Kohler tub; the fittings are by Lefroy Brooks, with a red hand shower by Agape, and the towels are by Isaac Mizrahi for QVC.
