Chloe Sevigny's New York Apartment For Sale
12 Things We Love From Chloe Sevigny's NYC Apartment (Which Just Hit the Market!)
You may remember New York Magazine's recent article featuring indie actress Chloe Sevigny's unforgettable co-op apartment in the East Village. While the actress hinted to the magazine about tiring of the rules and lack of light that came along with her garden-level digs, we were still surprised to see that Chloe listed the apartment several weeks later. According to Curbed New York, Chloe is listing the apartment for $1.7 million — a pretty penny for a one-bedroom apartment. We couldn't resist taking one more look at this East Village gem to reflect on our favorite pieces from Chloe's quirky but sophisticated pad.
A front view of Chloe's brownstone digs.
Chloe admits that it was the "seventies Wasp-y vibe" of Kelly Wearstler's Imperial Trellis wallpaper that appealed to her.
While Chloe uses the wallpaper to cover her hallway, we like the idea of incorporating throw pillows in a similar pattern and color palette. These Lattice Trellis Ironwork Pillow Covers ($29) are a great way to incorporate the look for less.
We love the elegant but simple vignette created in the entryway.
A gilded chinoiserie-inspired mirror, like this Gold Plume Mirror ($88), hangs in the hallway, playing off of the formal decadence of the Imperial Trellis wallpaper.
Below the mirror, a traditional bust rests upon a console. We love the idea of displaying a mystical female heroine, like this White Bonded Marble Diana Classical Bust ($44).
Pale pink walls and Chinese red textiles give Chloe's room an irresistible rosy glow. We also love the mix of traditional elements like brass andirons and a four-poster bed.
For a more contemporary version of a wooden four-poster bed, try a grand but streamlined structure like this Ellsworth Poster Bed ($1,999).
We've fallen for these Brass Andirons ($900) from the '60s that are similar to Chloe's but less ornate.
We couldn't help but notice the neon pink pentagram that hangs in her office nook.
If a pentagram isn't your style, try something that's optimistic but slightly vague, like this "Yes" Neon Light ($750).
We're digging the large-scale red and white floral fabric on this vintage upholstered chair.
For a similar look that feels a bit more updated, consider this Spindle Lace Chair ($2,149), which works perfectly in a bedroom.
The kitchen has a rustic retro vibe with an ethnic twist. We like how the charcoal painted beams and washed cabinets introduce cool tones to the brick and red runner.
For a similar rustic retro feel, try hardware with an oil rubbed bronze finish, like this Bistro Pull ($13-$20).
This Mid 20th Century Swedish Rug ($40,000) is a pricey but gorgeous lookalike.
Using a patio set for indoor dining feels so refreshing, especially when you can gaze at a lovely garden while you enjoy it.
We like the architectural details of the ironwork in this Archway Side Chair ($198).
Wide wooden floorboards, beams, and built-ins give this living room such a cozy feel.
If you don't have those architectural perks, consider creating them yourself with this Expedit Shelving Unit ($149).
This lush garden comes complete with a serene water fountain and pool.
If you can't construct a small pool for your fountain, buy a fountain that comes with one instead, like this Sphere Fountain ($1,533).