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“Each element contributes its own part to the entire whole,” says Quinn. “Going through structure, integrating iconic pieces, it was about the feel.” A mix of McIntosh and Natzler ceramics is displayed in the living room.

The rooms, featuring sloped ceilings, feel small and intimate. In the guest bedroom, there is a custom bed and a Swedish school desk found on eBay.

Illuminated by a String Light from Flos, the bedroom embraces the loft’s palette with a side table, duvet, and pillows by HAY.

By the bed, the shelving pattern is meant to suit Vinciguerra’s tendency to read several comics and graphic novels at once.

An installation of Wabi River, a silver-and-gold marbled mural by Calico Wallpaper, cofounded by residents Rachel and Nick Cope, forms a palette of coordinated tones in the living area. Nearly all of the furnishings in the apartment are by friends and peers of the local New York design scene: The daybed sofa is by Farrah Sit, the hand-dyed shibori pillows are by Rebecca Atwood, the coffee table is by Fort Standard, and the incense burner is by Apparatus.

A desk organizer and wall mirror collection by Kristina Krogh.

A series of objects by Kristina Krogh.