Overlooking a church dome that recalls Europe, this New York apartment is a study in masculine ease—warm reds, layered grays, and the quiet hum of vintage bicycles leaning nearby. A dark, steel-framed foyer leads to light-filled rooms where sleek daybeds replace heavy sofas, and family photographs hang oversized, giving memory a modern edge. Books slip behind doors while sneakers, many bright red, line up in crisp display, a playful nod to living lightly yet intentionally. Brutalist sconces and sculptural finds add character, making this a space that feels personal, edited, and quietly alive.