The duck patterned fabric is a perfect example. 'For our Riverside project they wanted us to start with those pieces and build the interior design around them. 'Often, the last layer of a design scheme is created by the personal flourishes of the homeowner we add at the end,' says designer Heide Hendricks of the studio Hendricks Churchill who created this look. Use black as a base colorĪdmittedly, this is on the subdued end of the boho bedroom scale, but I wanted to include it because the duck fabric is so unexpected, so wonderfully surprising, it could only be an embodiment of bohemian spirit. This allowed us to create a world within the bedroom that would invite you in and allow you to rest and recover.' 7. The Black fields create a sense of eternal depth - voids that you can get lost in. We selected dark charcoal fibers and golden mohair to add a subtle contrast and shimmer. Hand selecting each strand that would eventually be woven into the wall hanging. We worked very closely with Hiroko on her trademark waffle style weaving. 'Dark and light, fields and lines, and smooth vs. 'We were very interested in the connection between opposites on this project to achieve balance,' Nadine says. It has a bohemian spirits of both artsiness and contrast - the wall hanging was chosen to help ground the space and act as a counterbalance to the large wood platform bed beneath. Hiroko Takeda was one of those artisans that we hired to produce the oversized wall hanging behind the bed.' 'We recruited a group of local artisans to help transform this modern, white box apartment and infuse it with a sense of place. 'And we wanted to treat this it as if curating an exhibition,' says the Workstead's Nadine Lynch.
This project by Workstead is located in the heart of Chelsea’s gallery district in Manhattan.
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