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A study in modern opulence and soulful escape, this West Village home captures the vibrant pulse of 1970s club culture. Designed for connection and celebration, the interiors invite guests to experience beauty in every detail.   In the sitting room, glossy walls shimmer beneath a statement chandelier. A low, oversized sectional anchors the space creating an effortless stage for conversation and cocktails. A sultry den unfolds in deep petrol-blue lacquer and plush velvet, enveloping the senses in warmth and intimacy while the kitchen continues the rhythm with rich wood tones and black-framed, fluted-glass cabinetry.

Designing for a client who is an investor and art collector moving into his first home, Nicole Fuller sought to create a space that feels both luxurious and comfortable. Nicole and client Ryan Lee collaborated to select new art pieces and incorporate his expanding art collection into his home. While collectible design was foregrounded in their conversations, Lee, who loves to cook and whose parents often visit, wanted to be able to have people over without “feeling like I live in a museum.”   The result is a contemporary, neutral home to balance the graphic strength of the artwork throughout. The art collection weaves a tapestry of personal narratives, emphasizing the client’s aim to spotlight underrepresented artist demographics.  

Heeding their clients’ wish for elegance and sophistication imbued with a sense of history, Nicole Fuller conceived a grand residence distinguished by robust classical details. Elaborate plaster moldings, coffered ceilings, a formal layout and large-scale rooms graciously accommodate the couple plus their children and grandchildren, along with the many guests they entertain.

For luxury heritage brand Garrett Leather, Nicole both redesigned and rebranded the company and its showroom in the D&D Building. She approached the redesign using a more minimalist, earth tone point of view to allow the product to shine.

When designing this residence in a new luxury building in Lower Manhattan, developed by PMG Development, Nicole Fuller was asked to create an elevated downtown chic space with a relaxed and livable vibe.

Nicole Fuller designed this Greenwich Village home for a family of four from conception to completion, including curating the accessories and the art collection. Nicole summoned a modern interior with classic bones which she layered with antique finds. 

This 58th floor, 7,000 square foot residence in the heart of TriBeCa is the epitome of modern New York City with floor to ceiling windows boasting expansive city views.

Founder of the company Beyond Yoga, Judi Guber turned to Nicole Fuller for her firm’s verve with color and understanding of art to design her Manhattan apartment.

Nestled in the heart of SoHo in the renowned XOCO Building by DDG architects, this residence, owned by a native New York couple for whom Nicole Fuller had previously designed projects for in Boston and Italy, transformed their new home into their ultimate luxurious pied-à-terre.

Featuring the finest finishes executed with expert craftsmanship and a look that is modern and feminine, Nicole created a one of a kind atelier for Gianvito Rossi that acts as a versatile backdrop for the true stars: the shoes.

Nicole Fuller collaborated with NYC architect Alma Hadrovic to turn this previously stark one-bedroom loft into the show-stopping penthouse apartment it was meant to be.

The Finn Jewelry showroom was envisioned by Nicole Fuller out of a dark and empty industrial loft on Great Jones Street in NoHo.

When the artist and entrepreneur owners, of this incredible 4000-square-foot apartment in TriBeCa first purchased it, it was a space that demanded a point of view.

For this project Nicole specified products from her not-so-little black book of design resources to stage the space with museum-quality artworks, precious antiques, statement light fixtures, and contemporary furnishings, rugs, and window treatments.

This magnificent pied a terre located in the Baccarat Hotel and Residences, has sweeping views of the city and features artwork by Andy Warhol, James Nares and Ian Davenport.

The owners of this upstate New York home are a young and energetic family seeking a country retreat that exuded their modern and eclectic style.

The mandate for this historic Roth & Sons 1949 5th Avenue residence overlooking Central Park was to create a jewel box in the sky. One of Nicole Fuller’s inspirations for the project paid homage to the Art Deco jewelry collection designed by her client, Susan Foster.

This custom built modern Hamptons home was realized from the ground up by Nicole Fuller. Working together with the architect and builder, Nicole imbued the home with a sense of bohemian, carefree sophistication.

Nicole Fuller was enlisted to design and rebrand the new offices for Kimora Lee Simmons International. Nicole presented a palette of black, white, and aubergine with hints of nude pink to encapsulate the brand’s metropolitan femininity.

For this pied a terre, Nicole took color cues from the owner’s lavish collection of Metti jewelry, which she studied in depth for the project, translating their rich jewel hues into custom colorways for everything from the wall applications, to the upholstery choices, and lighting. 

Set on the top floor of a privately owned townhouse on Manhattan’s Upper East Side and accessible by appointment only, the lounge-like environment created by Nicole Fuller makes visiting this boutique a special event. 

This West Village Pied a Terre, once the home of Bette Midler, was completely redesigned by Nicole Fuller. Colorful elements were used throughout the light-filled space to play off the artwork.