In Tribeca, a Loft that Marries Form & Function
Many times, someone selling their home hopes to hear exuberance in a buyer’s voice as they make their way from room to room. Leaving a potential buyer speechless, however, can sometimes be an even better reaction. That’s exactly how marketing executive Alissa Lovens and her husband Jonah, a digital marketer, reacted after popping into this Tribeca, NY loft for the first time. It was so perfect for them and their pup, they didn’t know what to say.
It’s not hard to see why the loft immediately won them over. Its open concept, exposed brick and abundance of space couldn’t be beat. The latter, albeit enviable, initially proved to be a bit of a challenge though as the pair had grown accustomed to fitting their lives into a shoebox-sized home (as is the struggle of most New Yorkers). Determined to tackle this larger footprint with gusto, the pair cleverly called in the professionals at Homepolish to help out. With the assistance of Tali Roth, one of their talented designers, the trio outfitted the home in layers of mixed materials in hopes of setting the mood for both relaxing and entertaining.
As we’ve learned from other well-exectuted homes, the masterminds behind them must keep their client’s vision top of mind throughout their process, and Tali has done so beautifully here. Every piece of furniture, paint color and wallpaper choice she’s overseen has checked off all of the family’s boxes. And while all of her decisions helped her clients make the most of their home, her most ingenious move was turning the coat closet into a reading nook. Decked out in camel-colored pillows and doused in a rich green hue, the little slice of solitude has proven to be a luxury for the pair.
That fabulous feature is just one of the many spots throughout the space that I’m sure you’ll love, so scroll down to check them all out for yourself and enjoy! —Garrett
Photography by Julia Robbs
Image above: The wall-to-wall shelving in the Tribeca loft not only provides a fabulous backdrop for furniture of all styles but offers a beaucoup of storage. It also helps the living room, study and at-home bar seamlessly flow into one another. In short, the piece embodies that so-hard-to-nail balance of form and function.









A fresh coat of paint and new drawer pulls gave the kitchen a quick facelift. Removing the lower cabinetry, which afforded the couple a second, more-casual eating area, has truly transformed this space though.




Source List
Bedroom One
Slater Brass Mirrors – Restoration Hardware
Table lamp – Restoration Hardware
Bed – Restoration Hardware
Neon sign – Oliver Gal
Guest Bedroom
Wallpaper – Anew Wall Decor
Velvet pillow – Verie Unique Essentials
Floral pillow – Ellie Cashman
Living Room
Sectional – Restoration Hardware
Coffee table – Tina Roth Designs
Rug – Splendid Rugs
Built-in wall unit – Soil and Oak
Vintage credenza – Chairish
Desk – Restoration Hardware
Desk chair – cb2
Grey rug – Rug Ex Vintage
Gilded mirror – Anthropologie
Dining Room
Table – Restoration Hardware
Prints – Urban Outfitters
Chairs – Crate & Barrel
Nook
Paint – Benjamin Moore “Beau Green”
Gorgeous! It looks so expensive.
Wow! GREAT JOB.
Absolutely beautiful. Bravo!
Did I miss the kitchen in their own drawing?
It’s to the left of the dining table. It’s not labeled, but you can see the super long island.
I love the wall unit. What a great way to create a statement piece. It fills that big wall beautifully, without covering the gorgeous brick. The wallpaper in the guest room is gorgeous!
Very, very beautiful.
One of the best home tours!