An interior designer and Crown Heights native returned to Brooklyn to settle down in this Williamsburg loft. See inside
Photo: David A. Land “This is my reentry into Brooklyn,” Leyden Ynobe Lewis says of his 800-square-foot loft, which he bought in 2003 and recently renovated to include a dedicated bedroom space. “I read a book about feng shui that said having a beam above your bed can create issues around intimacy,” he says. He got rid of the beam, added a curtain and some partition walls, and two months later, his partner, Lazar Meguedmi, moved in with him.
Lewis, an artist himself, has covered his walls with pieces he’s collected over the years. Lyle Ashton Harris’s Redemption hangs above the bed. Moooi’s Rabbit Lamp sits on his bedside table. Photo: David A. Land The loft is divided into spaces, each of which serves a designated purpose. In the dining area, a polished chrome dining table is surrounded by wood-and-recycled-plastic Odger chairs from Ikea. The resin banana bowl on the table is by Harry Allen.
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