3 Interior Designers Transform The Same Soho Loft | Space Savers | Architectural Digest

We gave interior designers Noz Nozawa, Darren Jett, and Joy Moyler a photo of the same loft - then asked each of them to create a design for it in their particular style, however they pleased. Three artists, one canvas, each bringing something different to the space. See which designer comes closest to creating your dream studio apartment.

Director: Lisa Romagnoli
Director of Photography: Charlie Jordan
Editor: Alex Mechanik
Talent: Darren Jett, Joy Moyler, Noz Nozawa
Line Producer: Joseph Buscemi
Producers: Joel David Ahumada, Zara Meerza
Associate Producer: Josh Crowe
Production Manager: Melissa Heber
Production Coordinators: Fernando Davila, Julie Suronen
Camera Operator: Jack Belisle
Gaffer: Gautam Kadian
Audio: Gabe Quiroga
Production Assistant: Mark Sweeney
Art Director: Taylor Horne
Post Production Supervisors: Nick Ascanio, Alexa Deutsch
Post Production Coordinator: Ian Bryant
Supervising Editor: Doug Larsen
Assistant Editor: Diego Rentsch
Graphics Supervisor: Ryan Powell
Graphics, Animation, VFX: Sam Fuller
Special Thanks: Reeba Mehdi

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0:00 Meet The Designers
1:10 Side Wall and Windows
3:34 Flooring
4:39 Furniture
9:26 Lighting
10:22 Artwork
12:14 Final Thoughts
13:31 Designer Talk


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[thegooddinggleberry]

This could be a show, I'd watch it.

[sethiayushmaan]

I think Darren makes the space artistic, Noz makes it fun, and Joy makes it homey.

[CrazyMykaFox]

Darren's always hit so hard if I ever walked into one of his spaces id probably talk about it for the rest of my life

[hannahdigitals]

I’d love to see a spin off of this series but with different budgets, low to high

[winstonef]

I love how respectful they are with eachother. Such very very different tastes, but they always find ways to be supportive and thoughtful with their comments.

[thegooddinggleberry]

Darren Jett makes art out of making homes livable. Everything he designs throws out all my expectations of what the inside of a home should be. 😭☺

[TheKaurK]

Joy’s work is the only one that actually looks residential which makes sense. When she talks about her process, she’s the only who actually pictures a human living in there and designs around that person. But at the same time- I don’t care, I love all three designs and Noz’s my fave- the only “hotel lobby” I would ever consider moving into haha

[emilytitch]

I gasped when Darren added the lighting it added such a beautiful transformation! I'd love to have Joy design my apartment for me she makes such dream living spaces! Noz really inspired me with her seating and art choices to get creative!

[kooldancin]

I love each of them differently. Joy always thinks of functionality and actually living in the space. So comfy and homey. Noz also thinks a little about functionality but her designs tend to feel like a temporary privilege, like a fun AirBnB that you want to visit. Darren’s never feels liveable but easily enjoyable in a moment. Like this design felt like an amazing Michelin starred restaurant. I want to be there for a tasting! 😂

[majacybulska]

I love that these guys don't compete but really appreciate each other's work. Amazing!

[devin]

Darren’s design choices (esp the lighting) were jaw dropping. I love spaces like that but my first thought when I see them is there are no storage spaces. I could never, I need places to hide my things. 😅

[Sweet.Seraphim]

Little bit of Joy appreciation time! Her spaces are always unique while being specifically attainable; from the textiles to the furniture and the fact that she often retains the structure of the space is so important to me. I’d pin Noz and Darren on “Dream House” boards but Joy shows me how I can make my home upscale with pieces I already have or could easily find on a budget.

[EleanorLaneDesign]

Noz and Darren’s designs show
what you could do if you could afford to throw it all out and start over in a year when it grew tiring on you. Joy’s is designed to evolve with the person who lives there and wants to invest in quality pieces that will stand the test of time. I like seeing them all together and I like how they all seem genuinely delighted with each other’s work. This group works perfectly together.

[nyxia]

You know what would be interesting? To see these designers collaborate on ONE project. Their styles really contrast each other, so I wonder if they would be able to incorporate their individual flairs harmoniously in a single space. PLEASE, AD!

[malekbweb]

I really hope that this turn into a show (like a weekly one that I'd watch every week-end)

[gurlbye]

Dan and Noz's both looks like very expensive 5 star restaurants. Joy's is something more achievable and i can see myself recreating. However, if money was no object to me, i'd definitely live in Dan's design. It's such a vibe. Imagine playing music, with wine, just chilling. ugh!

[avengerwidow]

darren's design looks like a five-star hotel lounge area with the seating, the plants, and the lighting... it's not my usual cup of tea but i would absolutely love to experience that space

[evanwang]

Absolutely love that all three of them chose to keep the tin ceiling and the brick wall. It's quite moving that such drastically different designs share the same respect for the nature of the space. One of my favorite episodes so far.

[jayare]

3 creative professionals doing their thing and vibing. What's not to love?!

[emmajordan]

Being a moroccan, i'm always delighted whenever one of your designers tries to implement any aspect of our culture in their designs