Stacey Bendet's Dakota Apartment as Living Art Installation
Stacey Bendet, founder of the fashion label ALICE + OLIVIA, has converted her apartment in New York City’s iconic Dakota Building into a vibrant artistic hub. Collaborating with designer Louise Kugelberg Schnabel, Bendet’s living space showcases a stunning fresco created by renowned Italian artist Francesco Clemente. The home is also adorned with unique, hand-painted beds for her daughters. In the dining area, a striking 12-foot table made from artistically crafted tiles by Lola Montes Schnabel stands out. Enhancing the personal touch, a portrait of her three daughters by an anonymous artist complements the creative atmosphere, enjoyed with her husband, Eric Eisner.
Key facts
- Stacey Bendet founded ALICE + OLIVIA in 2002.
- She lives in the Dakota Building on Manhattan's Upper West Side.
- Her husband is film producer Eric Eisner.
- They have three daughters.
- The apartment was renovated under Louise Kugelberg Schnabel's direction.
- A fresco by Francesco Clemente anchors the living room.
- Daughters sleep in hand-painted beds.
- A 12-foot table by Lola Montes Schnabel is in the dining room.
Entities
Artists
- Stacey Bendet
- Louise Kugelberg Schnabel
- Francesco Clemente
- Lola Montes Schnabel
- Julian Schnabel
Institutions
- ALICE + OLIVIA
- Dakota Building
Locations
- Manhattan
- Upper West Side
- New York
- United States
Sources
- Artsy —