For one of the world’s most influential 20th Century Art collectors, Gary was tasked with designing a space that, at every turn, provided a blank canvas for sculpture, paintings, and art installations. Original redwood boards were white washed, extending the neutral palette and providing maximum flexibility for the constantly evolving collection.

This kind of environment calls for furnishings that complement the art without distracting from the art. This does not preclude the use of textures and unusual materials such as the lucite and aircraft honeycomb board in the custom dining table.

The resulting interior is a balance of a highly engaging collection and a refined aesthetic. A live-in museum.


Architect: Martin Stuart
Lighting Design: Banks Ramos