Vesta's Designer Laurie Raphael embraced a contemporary aesthetic, layering a neutral palette with rich cinnamon accents that make the living room and primary bedroom pop. She played with textures—warm woods, cream-colored ceramics, burnished metals and lush greenery—which, as she puts it, "adds visual interest to each room." Built in 1966, this 2-bedroom 2-bathroom unit boasts a rare three-exposure layout, flooding the home with natural light from multiple directions. Laurie paired a mix of framed vintage posters and black-and-white photography to complement the buildings timeless charm with abstract art for a modern twist marrying vintage elements with a fresh gaze. 

Luxury home staging designed by Laurie Raphael.