In designing Gianvito Rossi’s New York City showroom, Nicole Fuller Interiors drew inspiration from the lauded footwear designer’s signature aesthetic of modern and sensual femininity. When one enters the space, which is located in Manhattan on the second floor of an Upper East Side townhouse, they are enveloped by floor-to-ceiling wall treatments in nude blush. Display shelves dressed in brushed brass serpentine throughout the space. Furnishings are upholstered in taupe leather and iridescent off-white velvets, reminiscent of pearls found in a clamshell. To add a bit of mood, the window treatments are minimalist, smokey grey sheers, tied back with brackets in brushed brass. The soft fabrics and sophisticated metallics are pulled together with Rosa Aurora Macchia Vecchia marble with its matte finish and prized blush veining. Fuller integrated built-in cabinetry with brass hardware throughout the lower perimeter of the space, allowing much-needed showroom storage without compromising square footage. The result is a retail space that is a true reflection of the brand it represents. Featuring the finest finishes executed with expert craftsmanship and a look that is modern and feminine, Nicole Fuller created a showroom that acts as a versatile backdrop for the true stars: the shoes.

The redesign of this full-floor Midtown Manhattan home located in the Baccarat Hotel and Residences was brought to life by Nicole Fuller Interiors. This magnificent pied-a-terre has sweeping views of the city and features artwork by Andy Warhol. Fuller treated the walls with a myriad of Italian plaster finishes along with high gloss lacquered wall panels and divided the main living area into three separate vignettes, all while keeping with the client’s European chic tastes. Nicole Fuller Interior’s redesigned the Master Suite, adding a luxurious, walk-in closet adorned in a lacquered linen finish, in the color of Hermes Greige and Baccarat fixtures. Fuller’s touches of color, layered with soft neutral tones and textures throughout, lend themselves perfectly to this balanced and sophisticated interior.

The owners of Florence Fancy aimed to create a one-of-a-kind boutique shopping experience with the feel of a private club. The company offers the finest children’s clothing made exclusively in Europe. Set atop a privately owned townhouse on Manhattan’s Upper East Side and accessible by appointment only, the chic lounge-like environment truly makes visiting this boutique a special event. Nicole Fuller Interiors was responsible for every element of the company’s branding and the boutique’s design and build-out. Navy, white, and pale lavender combine to create a gender-neutral and luxurious color palette. Upon entry, each guest is served tea and Ladurée macarons atop vintage Hermès tea sets. Fuller designed every inch of the interior, from the grand window treatments and custom carpeting to a set of bespoke cast-plaster animal heads which are now part of Fuller’s own Isabella Wolfe Fantasy collection.

Situated along Manhattan’s prestigious “Gold Coast,” the building at 17 East 12th Street was developed by Rigby Asset Management, a New York-based real estate investment and development firm that specializes in rehabilitating underutilized commercial properties into high-end residential buildings. For the building’s model apartment, Rigby enlisted Nicole Fuller Interiors to create a bold and luxurious environment that complemented the grand vision of project architect, Bromley Caldari. Fuller 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 bold and daring client gave Nicole Fuller Interiors carte blanche to create his colorful and fully custom luxury home. Coordinating between the builder and an architect, Fuller completely gutted the space, reconfigured the layout, and specified each and every finish. Decorated with museum-quality vintage finds, auction items from Philips de Pury, gallery-quality furnishings from Ralph Pucci, lighting by Lindsey Adelman, and important contemporary art, every square inch of this apartment is noteworthy. Fuller also created various bespoke elements such as custom wall treatments for each room, and a master bathroom tiled in a precious white gold mosaic from Bisazza.