LET THERE BE LIGHT

Textile designer and homeowner Lori Weitzner relaxes in her living room. A Donghia lamp, made from mouthblown Venetian glass, sits in the living room, while a sculptural lighting piece by Ted Abramczyk from Ralph Pucci International takes pride of place in the dining room.

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紡織設計師兼屋主Lori Weitzner。客廳的Donghia燈具以口吹威尼斯玻璃精製而成，來自Ralph Pucci International的Ted Abramczyk雕塑風燈飾則成飯廳焦點。 is founder and creative director) is based there. "My husband, Mike, insisted that if we were going to move back, it had to be all about convenience," says Lori. "Space was also a big issue, since we were going from a house to an apartment." The loft space the couple eventually chose has high ceilings and an open, airy layout that makes for a relaxing refuge amidst the bustle of the city. "For a family, it’s great that we are always connected, even if we are each doing our own thing," Lori says. "It also comes in handy when you want to know what your teenagers are up to."

The interiors were created through a meeting of the minds. Da Vinci Architects worked on changes to architectural details before the family moved in, while architecture and interior design也紮根該處。「丈夫Mike堅持，要是我們要搬回城市，一定要方便至上。」Lori說著：「空間屬一大問題，因我們要從房子搬到單位呢。」兩夫婦最終挑選了這個頂層單位，該處擁有高樓底、開揚寬敞的佈局設計，是鬧市中一片天堂淨土。「對一家人來說，只要能經常相聚碰頭，即使有時候大家都在各自忙著自己的事，也深感難得。」Lori指：「也方便我們隨時得知年輕子女的最新近況呢。」

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