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Designer Visit: Fiyel Levent and Rebecca Thienes in Manhattan

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Designer Visit: Fiyel Levent and Rebecca Thienes in Manhattan

May 4, 2011

New York-based architect Fiyel Levent and interior designer Rebecca Thienes recently collaborated on a pied-a-terre in the iconic Manhattan House on New York’s Upper East Side. With only three months to complete the project, Levent and Theines relied primarily on quick-ship and in-stock items from retailers like Design Within Reach and Knoll to achieve the crisp minimal interiors that reflect the heritage of the 1950s landmarked building.

Interior photographs by Miha Matei.

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Above: The lobby of Manhattan House.

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Above: A custom mirror from BDDW in the entryway with a Pappalino Floor Mat from Just Scandinavian.

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Above: The Bensen Canyon Sofa is from the Conran Shop; the Breuer Laccio coffee and side tables are from Knoll.

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Above: A Tolomeo Floor Lamp stands behind a Le Corbusier LC3 Chair from Cassina.

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Above: The Haller credenza from USM functions as a bookcase and a casual bar.

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Above: A photograph from Bing Wright’s Windows series is the focal point of the living space.

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Above: A Lady Costanza Lamp from Luceplan is centered over the Alias Table with red Sprite Chairs from Knoll to create an intimate dining area.

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Above: In the bedroom vestibule, a custom BBDW mirror hangs over a marble-topped Piero Lissoni console.

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Above: The bedroom furniture is all sourced from Design Within Reach.

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Above: A red Eames Molded Plywood Lounge Chair adds a dash of color to an otherwise neutral bedroom.

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