Zach Bryan's Manhattan Home Designed by Somerset House Blends Oklahoma Soul with Vintage Design

Country music artist Zach Bryan and his wife Samantha have transformed a historic Manhattan apartment into a home that reflects his Oklahoma roots, working with interior designer Alan Eckstein of Somerset House. The residence features a curated mix of vintage and midcentury furniture, including 1950s Paolo Buffa armchairs, a French Art Deco table, a Pierre Chapo chair, a Jacques Adnet desk, and a 1920s copper pendant by Poul Henningsen. The design incorporates stained white oak walls, leather, iron, copper, and timber, creating a raw yet refined atmosphere. Personal touches include a guitar gifted by Bruce Springsteen, an oil portrait of a sailor, artwork by Ian Felice, and family photos. Bryan's latest record, With Heaven On Top, was recorded in three different houses and opens with a poem inspired by his Manhattan home. The home's design aims to capture the unpretentious, relatable, and comfortable feel of Bryan's music, with Eckstein noting the importance of character and patina. The story appears in the November issue of Architectural Digest.