When Homepolish designer Jesse Turek was asked to redesign a one-bedroom New York City apartment into the ultimate modern-day bachelor pad, he was up for the challenge.
Homepolish is a startup that designs spaces for homeowners as well as other startups. The client, who works in finance and has requested to stay anonymous, called on the company to take his living space up a notch.
We chatted with Turek to hear more about how he approached designing the perfect space for a modern-day gentleman.
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This apartment, located on Manhattan's Lower East Side, is located inside what was previously a printing press for the newspaper Forward. Completed in 1912, the building was turned into condominiums in the 1990s.
Turek noted that the client requested a "spa-like atmosphere" in the apartment.
"He requested that the space be relaxing, uncluttered, and organized," Turek said.
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