As the founder of Abigail Bell Vintage, Abby Campbell knows what separates good design from bad design. Her apartment is a testament to her impeccable taste: the one bedroom space is a carefully curated, aesthetically-pleasing dream. In this episode of At Home, Campbell breaks down all the pieces that make her home stand out.
"Pretty much everything you're gonna see in this apartment are things that I collected over the last six years," she began.
One of the main centerpieces is a Milo Baughman dining table. "I decided before I even moved into this apartment that I had to have this table," she said. "I spent two months scouring all of the resale sites until I finally found one that was within my budget. Then, the rest of the space sort of came together around it."
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Hanging on the wall near her dining area is a painting of what seems to be three figures, shrouded in dark colors and pulling at each other. "Some people are a little scared by it," she said of the work, "but then others love it."
Stepping into the living area (Campbell's favorite part of the apartment), visitors may notice a long credenza stacked with oddly shaped vases and colorful sculptures (like a ceramic toothpaste tube). The sleek credenza, while beautiful, also has a more practical function: "I got this credenza mainly to hide a lot of my work stuff. It's become one of my favorite pieces."
Watch the full video above to walk through the rest of Campbell's New York City home.
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