What a Live-in Gallery in NYC Really Looks Like

The World of Interiors presents Visitors’ Book with Alex Tieghi-Walker. Alex welcomes us into his hybrid fifth-floor Manhattan apartment, which serves as both his home and a venue for his gallery, Tiwa Select, in New York City.

A warm and lived-in space, Alex’s New York City apartment plays host as a living gallery, where no artwork or furnishing is too precious to be handled and used, and every object carries a reverence for materials and the mark of its maker’s hand. “I love the history in this building, stripping away the layers of paint to see all the different colours that have been applied here,” Tieghi-Walker admits. Watch the full episode of Visitors’ Book as we explore Alex Tieghi-Walker’s walk-in exhibition venue and NYC home.


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[orangecoloredsky_]

I truly admire people who can live in the city, having beautiful space keeps the sanity

[Star_Light_Power]

His place sounds like such a cool mix of art and history

[jacquesforet]

We get it. You have generational wealth.

[BarlitosC]

All wood chairs does not look comfortable. Probably better before if techy