ThesharpeyeforshapeandcolourSisseckand
hernamesakelabelareknownforeasilytranslated
intointerior design,butshealso madesureshe
remainedtruetothehistoryoftheproperty–and
shelovesthequalityoftheporcelainpanelsinthe
bathroom, the gentle blue in the kitchen and
theflowerwallpaperintheguestbathroom almost
asif shehadconceivedthemherself.
Theapartment’sthreecontinuouslivingrooms
adhere to a soft, calming palette of khaki,
dusty beige and earthy brown, illuminated by
the street-facing windows and affording the
rooms anunderstatedsymmetry.The furnitureis
largely comprised of vintage finds and Danish
classics from the likes of Wegner and Arne
Jacobsen, among some of today’s greatest
design names, including Spain’s Jaime Hayon
and Japan’s Oki Sato.>
Thediningroomfeatures
a PoulKjærholmtableand
chairsbyOkiSato,while
anartworkbySisseck’s
son hangs on the wall
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