Interiors: Inside the Luxe Townhouse of Keith Johnson and Glen Senk
The Manhattan home of Glen Senk and Keith Johnson
"My personal taste definitely leans toward traditional, but I love how things like artist-made furniture can make you look with new eyes at antique pieces in a room," says Keith Johnson of the home he shares with his husband, Glen Senk. It's a sentiment that can be seen everywhere, contemporary art and artisanal handiwork mingling with traditional furniture and architecture. His aesthetic is most likely inspired by many years of world travel/antique-hunting (Keith was buyer-at-large for Anthropologie) – super eclectic, surprisingly whimsical, with the occasional moment of glamour.
The Manhattan home of Glen Senk and Keith Johnson
The Manhattan home of Glen Senk and Keith Johnson
Glen, Keith, and yummy high-gloss aubergine in the library
The Manhattan home of Glen Senk and Keith Johnson
The Manhattan home of Glen Senk and Keith Johnson
The Manhattan home of Glen Senk and Keith Johnson
The dining room's wall mural is by local art students and the Murano glass chandelier is by Japanese artist Yuichi Higashionna
The Manhattan home of Glen Senk and Keith Johnson
The Manhattan home of Glen Senk and Keith Johnson
Images: Harper's Bazaar
