Studio Liaigre customized this Greenwich Village penthouse for a collector whose holdings includes works by Isamu Noguchi, Alexander Calder, and Willem de Kooning.

Untitled VIII (1984) by Willem de Kooning punctuates the living room that’s furnished with an Aspre sofa and Passage cocktail table by Liaigre.

Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Molasses (1983) and a Liaigre Estampe floor lamp are situated in the living room of the Manhattan apartment.

Photo: Stephen Kent Johnson

A lounge area in the main bedroom features Agnes Martin’s 2002 canvas Untitled #2 as well as a Alexander Calder mobile amongst custom Studio Liaigre furnishings and the brand’s Musc lounge chair and Haras floor lamp.

Robert Rauschenberg’s Page 70 vegetable dye, Paragraph 6 (2000) installed a Manhattan penthouse designed by Studio Liaigre.

In the dining room, Standard Station (1986-1987) by Edward Ruscha and John Baldessari’s Double Person: Spying/Silenced (1991) overlook a Liaigre Pagoda table set with the maison’s Jumping chairs beneath a series of custom pendants.

A pair of Liaigre Aspre lounge chairs are situated in front of a fireplace topped by John Baldessari’s Double Person: Spying/Silenced (1991) in the dining room of a New York apartment conceived by Studio Liaigre.

A cozy kitchen nook hosts a collection of custom Studio Liaigre furnishings as well as an artwork by Jean-Michel Basquiat.

A vibrant Keith Haring artwork overlooks the entryway stairs, which surmount the Sumi table and Orient rug from Liaigre.

The tranquil bath features an oak ceiling and large swaths of quartzite on the walls, floor, and sink, while a wenge and wicker door dapples the light.

Jean Dubuffet’s Fragile présence (1978) animates the main bedroom outfitted with custom furniture by Studio Liaigre and a Lanterne lamp from Liaigre.

In the main bedroom, a Jean Dubuffet tops a Studio Liaigre custom console set with a Alberto Giacometti sculpture and Bûche lamp from Liaigre.

In the Studio Liaigre designed media room, a Liaigre Augustin sofa, Quadrille coffee table, and BBK floor lamp is topped by a trio of artworks by Pablo Picasso, while the artist’s La Guenon et son petit (1951) is set on a minimalist plinth.

A towering KAWS figure stands sentry on the sixth-floor terrace.