Architectural Digest
Step Inside the Central Park Home of Actress Lois Robbins
The apartment’s design, by Anthony Ingrao and Randy Kemper, is enough to rival its stunning views.When film, television, and theater actor Lois Robbins and her husband, financier Andrew Zaro, first moved into their brand-new Central Park–adjacent apartment, their dream pad was still somewhat of a hazy vision.
Art: © Cecily Brown
One of the bigger design challenges was the central living room, with its three walls of glass. “The furniture had to float,” says Lois Robbins, pictured here in front of Cecily Brown’s A New Face in Hell. “There are not really walls, but [the designers] made it feel grounded. The way they placed my Mattia Bonetti coffee table, the Lake Como table, and the curve of that table against the curve of the sofa in front of it.” Adds Randy Kemper: “We had to balance the breadth of the view and still leave you feeling like you’re in a relatively cozy environment.”