Set within a stately residence constructed in 1941 by esteemed New York architect Charles Hartmann, this reimagined son’s bedroom represents a thoughtful departure from the past—a complete transformation that honors both the home and architectural legacy and the young occupant’s evolving sense of self. The space has been meticulously redefined, balancing youthful energy with an air of understated sophistication. Muted linen-toned walls form a soft, neutral canvas, while carefully curated, masculine decorative elements lend the room a grounded and composed atmosphere.

Photography by Marco Mendez Photography