Manhattan Loft

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Manhattan Loft

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Reclaimed 17th-century French oak boards, restored and finished by our expert artisans, form the foundation of this modern organic Soho apartment.

Image credits: Alexa Bendek Photography  High above the streets of Manhattan, at the summit of a 125-year-old building in Soho, a penthouse merges old-world materiality with uncompromising modern vision. Designed by  Andrianna Shamaris  in collaboration with architect Thomas Leeser, this is a space where every surface has been curated, every detail purpose-chosen.

Shamaris is at the very forefront of modern organic furniture, serving leading architects, designers, stylists, and influential figures worldwide. Her pieces are available on her website and through  1stdibs . Speaking with 1stdibs, Shamaris describes the project, situated in her own penthouse apartment and her most personal to date, as “about imperfection.” Her vision called for texture over color, and form over ornament.

This ethos is felt most powerfully underfoot. The floors - wide 17th-century French oak boards - were carefully reclaimed, restored, and finished by our artisans. Each board was selected to retain its raw character: weathered grain, natural variation, the visible imprint of centuries past.

Image credits: Alexa Bendek Photography

High above the streets of Manhattan, at the summit of a 125-year-old building in Soho, a penthouse merges old-world materiality with uncompromising modern vision.

Designed by Andrianna Shamaris in collaboration with architect Thomas Leeser, this is a space where every surface has been curated, every detail purpose-chosen.

Shamaris is at the very forefront of modern organic furniture, serving leading architects, designers, stylists, and influential figures worldwide. Her pieces are available on her website and through 1stdibs.

Speaking with 1stdibs, Shamaris describes the project, situated in her own penthouse apartment and her most personal to date, as “about imperfection.” Her vision called for texture over color, and form over ornament.

This ethos is felt most powerfully underfoot. The floors - wide 17th-century French oak boards - were carefully reclaimed, restored, and finished by our artisans. Each board was selected to retain its raw character: weathered grain, natural variation, the visible imprint of centuries past.

Image credits: Alexa Bendek Photography

Image credits: Alexa Bendek Photography

17th Century French Oak
Material
17th Century French Oak
Format
Wide Plank
Texture
Antique reclaimed
Finish
Hardwax Oiled
Dimensions
W: 4" | D: 3/4" | L:1' 7 3/4"
Construction
12-ply USA Standard

Beauty beyond the surface

Reclaimed wonder

This floor is one of our most characterful installations yet. The use of butterfly joints, precisely inlaid to bridge and stabilize the boards, adds a layer of visible craft that’s as functional as it is expressive. It’s a nod to traditional joinery, elevated through considered placement and deliberate contrast. Every detail is a statement in texture, age, and authenticity.

Reclaimed wonder
Image credit: Alexa Bendek Photography

Image credit: Alexa Bendek Photography

“I didn’t want flat walls or sterile surfaces. I wanted soul.”

Andrianna Shamaris — Designer
Image credits: Alexa Bendek Photography

Image credits: Alexa Bendek Photography

Manhattan, New York

Manhattan, New York

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