In the dining room, which boasts unparalleled views of New York’s Flatiron building, a custom dining table and John Boone dining chairs are surmounted by a Studio Drift “Fragile Future” ceiling fixture. A sculptural torchière by Kelly Kiefer from Guy Regal NYC, Victor Vasarely artwork, and urchin table lamp by David Netto Design complete the Suzanne Tucker designed space.

A series of faceted crystal pendants from David Wiseman punctuates the serene kitchen area.

A layered artwork by Ha Chong-Yuen provides a spirited background for the kitchen’s counter stools, upholstered in a tiger stripe from Edelman leather.

A striking work by Helen Frankenthaler anchors the living area that features Studio Drift’s “Fragile Future” ceiling fixture, a custom shagreeen-topped cocktail table, and 1970s Murano glass lamps by Willy Rizzo for Lumica.

In the living room, work by Per Kirkeby, Julian Lethbridge, and Ha Chong-Yuen surround a conversation area of Jonas NY lounge chairs, 1960s cocktail table by Philip and Kelvin Laverne, and 1920s Swedish lacquer tables by Axel-Enar Hjorth. The Simone Crestani circular ceiling fixture is from Bernd Goeckler.

A 1960s Piero Fornasetti “Architectura” cabinet from Bernd Goeckler seamlessly blends with custom drapery in the living room.

Art by Milton Resnick (left), Lee Ufan (center), and Anish Kapoor (right) are paired with a vintage French sideboard, a Lindsey Adelman Studio ceiling fixture, and an Hervé Van Der Straeten sconce from Ralph Pucci, in the entry of a Flatiron apartment designed by Suzanne Tucker.

Sumptuously layered in textiles, the main bedroom boasts a triptych by Matthew Brandt, a vintage 1950s Italian Murano glass chandelier, and a Franck Evennou bench upholstered in a Décor de Paris silk velvet.

A textural plaster work by Adriana Varejão hangs above a Jonas NY sofa upholstered in a Holland & Sherry fabric in the main bedroom.

Tucker added more feminine lighting fixtures to the marble-sheathed main bath.

An intimate guest suite makes big statement with a natural woven wallcovering from Phillip Jeffries, 1970s Empire side table chair, vintage lacquered Osvaldo Borsani cabinet from Guy Regal NYC, and collection of 19th-century stoneware vases from Thailand.

A vintage teal lacquered goatskin credenza Tucker equates to “swimming in the Caribbean ocean” sets the scene in the study, where a convex mirror from Liz O’Brien and 1970s French lucite table lamps create an eye-catching vignette atop a Moroccan rug.

Hidden away from the main living area, the media room offered the chance to go bold where a Yayoi Kusama artwork inspired a custom orange ottoman. A pair of Gerard Ferretti ebony side tables, Sloan Miyasato table lamps, and a large Murano glass chandelier finish the space.