Josh Greene's Jewel-Toned Renovation of a Chelsea Apartment

Designer Josh Greene transformed a friend's two-bedroom apartment in a Chelsea tower by Shigeru Ban, using rich jewel tones and bold geometric wall coverings from his new collection. He preserved the layout except for the entry, where he added a cased opening with his own wallpaper, and reconfigured the primary bedroom's hallway into a single passage with floor-to-ceiling closets. In the living room, a custom sofa wraps around a column, and a pop-up TV is hidden behind a commissioned canvas by Los Angeles artist Thomas Rodehuth. The office features a conifer green paint, a Brochier-fabric daybed, and a Dan Christensen abstract. The kitchen has a slatted room divider by Scott Troxel, and the main bath uses striated silver travertine. Artworks include family heirlooms, a Grant Legan photograph, and a Milanese-inspired powder room with an inherited sculpture illuminated by an Apparatus fixture.