Thomas Loof

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NYC based interiors and portrait photographer

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What a good time this summer capturing my friend and artist @tomovlisen and @stinekyhl in their house in Denmark @rum_id The sea flows through Thomas Hallas Øvlisen and Stine Kyhl Øvlisen’s lives, from their home on the Øresund coast to the surfing town of Klitmøller and, ultimately, into his art. In Hallas Øvlisen’s new works, old sails are transformed into paintings about water, movement and a longing for what lies waiting beyond the horizon. Special thanks to @anne_lose and @miahessner @rikke_graa TEXT @benjamindane STYLING @majaregildinteriors PHOTOGRAPHY @thomasloof 05 Nov 2026 Thank you @nymag and @dhwendygoodman The Miami gallerist Nina Johnson (@ninajohnsongallery) had always fantasized about an apartment and exhibition space in New York. “It felt like a pipe dream,” she says. “It never occurred to me to be serious about it.” Then, last year, she saw a listing for a penthouse in Tudor City, the apartment-building complex developed in the late 1920s by Fred R. French. It was not her ideal neighborhood — “When have I ever been to 41st and the East River?” — but it spread out over three stories, including a terrace, and the living room had double-height ceilings. “You could hang a show on the first floor without the artists having to deal with my bed in the corner,” she says. Johnson called on interior designer @adamcharlaphyman and architect @andreherrero, who had worked on her namesake gallery in Miami’s Little Haiti, and gave them instructions to be respectful of the building’s history without skimping on the drama. Charlap Hyman took his cues from the tower’s gargoyles and turrets, pointing to a chandelier he installed by the Italian designer Luigi Caccia Dominioni. “I associate this style with Milanese Gothic Revival,” he says. “The conceit became to do Gothic Revival on Gothic Revival because it would all be harmonious.” Photos: @thomasloof 03 Nov 2026 @wallpapermag A recent commission by pioneering Portuguese artist Joana Vasconcelos @joanavasconcelosatelier for the art filled Manhattan apartment of Ambassador Randi Charno Levine @randicharnolevine, the former US Ambassador to Portugal. The apartment was designed by Kelly Behun @kellybehunstudio, who Levine chose for her thoughtful approach to a curated home. Featured in the November issue of Wallpaper Magazine @wallpapermag. Photography @thomasloof Words @biscott_i Produced by @michaelreynoldsnyc Special thanks: @billprinceinc @hannahsilver @gabrielannouka @annesoward 02 Nov 2026 @wallpapermag Felice Flatiron (@felice.restaurants) has arrived in New York’s Flatiron, bringing its family-run Tuscan dining tradition to a striking new home. Set inside a 21-storey neo-Gothic building dating from 1912, the restaurant is the brand’s most architecturally ambitious opening to date. Designed by Bonetti/Kozerski Architecture (@bonettikozerski), the dining room is defined by 18ft ceilings, windows on three sides and a Fifth Avenue presence that shifts with the changing light, while custom Italian oak millwork, Chianti terracotta, leather seating and a 30ft illuminated wine wall create a warm, understated sense of theatre. At the heart of the space is Felice’s largest bar to date, conceived as the restaurant’s social anchor. The menu remains rooted in Tuscan tradition, with seasonal ingredients, regional recipes and dishes made for sharing, alongside an ambitious wine programme championing small producers, a tableside tiramisu cart and an interactive amaro station. Felice Flatiron 220 Fifth Avenue, New York Read more via the link or at wallpaper.com. 📷: @thomasloof Producer: @michaelreynoldsnyc 🖊️: @sofiadelacruxyz Special thanks: @headandhandpr @dominickozerski @enricobonetti_ @giuliaguarducci @eva_w_k 20 Oct 2026 Thank you @elledecor @foxnahem The Rockefeller house’s latest chapter began with an email to Joe Nahem of @foxnahem: “We just bought the Rockefeller house and we love your work. Can we talk?” The new owner of Peggy and David Rockefeller’s former Upper East Side townhouse wanted the designer to make it his own. For a closer look at Nahem’s reimagining, read @stephen_wallis’s full tour at the link in our bio, as seen in the October 2026 issue of ELLE Decor. Photo @thomasloof Styling @martinrbourne 15 Oct 2026 Luxury yacht interiors have long been defined by glossy timber, formal salons and a succession of disconnected rooms. For the new Benetti Oasis (@benettiyachts) series, Bonetti/Kozerski (@bonettikozerski) set out to challenge those long-established assumptions, approaching the yacht as they would a house. Working alongside British yacht designer RWD (@redyachtdesign), the New York-based architecture practice blurred the boundaries between interior and exterior, creating spaces that feel like a continuous narrative, informed by residential architecture and design. One of the latest Oasis yachts, with interiors by Wallpaper* US400 for 2026, Kelly Behun (@kellybehunstudio), extends that residential sensibility even further. Designed alongside the owner’s holiday home in Comporta, Portugal, the yacht became an extension of that domestic project, while carefully responding to the technical demands of marine design, in which every material, every millimetre, and every detail is analysed. The luxury yacht makers, Bonetti and Behun, exemplify a new generation of yacht interiors that prioritise a more relaxed, comfortable aesthetic. 📷: @thomasloof Producer: @michaelreynoldsnyc 🖊️: @ali__morris__writes 30 Jul 2026 When architects Eliot Lee and Eun Sun Chun began exploring what might be available in their price range on the East End of Long Island, one of the first listings they found was a dated Cape Cod–style cottage clad in vinyl siding with a crystal chandelier in the kitchen and an illegal deck. The house was in a striking location, perched on a bluff in Baiting Hollow overlooking Long Island Sound. “The view, of course, was the centerpiece,” Lee says. Lee, a partner at @stevenharrisarchitects, and Chun, an architect and interior designer, got busy gutting the interior, reshingling the exterior, and adding a pergola for outdoor dining. The couple put in new, bigger windows, including a dramatic one in their bedroom. “This window literally captures and frames the view of the water,” Chun says. “It’s an ever-changing artwork and is always the ‘Ah!’ moment for first-time guests.” The one thing they left alone was the foundation of the house. Lee, who grew up in Berkeley, California, says the Oakland firestorm of 1991 left a lasting impression on him. “The houses that rose up from the charred parcels were bloated versions of their former selves,” he says. “The best new houses rebuilt after the fire were those that were constructed on the original surviving foundations, allowing them to remain part of and nestled into the landscape — not the other way around.” Swipe to see images of the couple’s home on the sound, and head to the link in our bio for more. Photos: @thomasloof 11 Jul 2026 Wallpaper* @wallpapermag celebrates Creative America at 250 — get the August issue, on sale now! New cover story out and featured in-depth inside: Taos, New Mexico, where artist Johnny DeFeo @johnnycakesdefeo built a one-of-a-kind guest house shaped like a coyote’s head — a self-described “silly” idea that captures the artistic freedom running through this whole issue. I am also honored to be on Wallpaper Magazine’s US 400 list of people “shaping creative America.” Grateful for the trust and support from @michaelreynoldsnyc and @wallpapermag. #wallpapermagazine #wallpaperusa400 #wallpaperus400 Photography @thomasloof
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@billprinceinc @anna_fixsen @annesoward @biscott_i @jasonhughesinfo @charliegunn @gabrielannouka @studiojohnsharp @annasheffield 09 Jul 2026 What an honor to be included in Wallpaper Magazine’s US 400 list of people “shaping creative America”. Thank you for your trust and support @michaelreynoldsnyc @wallpapermag @billprinceinc @anna_fixsen animation by @antonin.work 📸 @noah.loof #wallpapermagazine #wallpaperusa400 #wallpaperus400 03 Jul 2026 Pool house in the costa rican jungle by @nosaradesign 📸 @thomasloof @pernilleloof 17 Jun 2026 Framed between skyline and stillness, this residence unfolds as a curated composition—where collectible design, material softness, and sculptural gestures settle into a quiet but deliberate rhythm. A landscape of creams and warm neutrals becomes the canvas, allowing moments of expression to surface: a cloud-like chandelier hovering overhead, a carved stone table anchoring the room, and art pieces that read less as decoration and more as punctuation. Beyond its panoramic dialogue with Central Park and the city beyond, the project feels deeply interior—intimate, layered, and composed with a collector’s eye. Each object holds presence, yet nothing competes. Instead, the space moves with clarity, where architecture, furniture, and art dissolve into one continuous narrative. Interios by @kellybehunstudio Architecture by @shoparchitects in collaboration with @studiosofield Styling by @michaelreynoldsnyc Images by @thomasloof Via @elledecor #interiordesign #nycinteriors #luxuryliving #collectibledesign #ArtOfInteriors 02 Apr 2026 Bowery Boys. Enrico Bonetti and Dominic Kozerski, principals of Bonetti / Kozerski Architecture @bonettikozerski, give @wallpapermag a spectacular tour of their Chinatown headquarters with its jaw-dropping view of the Manhattan bridge. Join the tour in the magazines April 2026 Global Interiors issue! Photography @thomasloof Produced by @michaelreynoldsnyc Words @diana_b Special thanks to: @billprinceinc @_jason_hughes @gabrielannouka @annesoward @anna_tixsen @enricobonetti_ @dominickozerski @alldayak @plathkatharina @headandhandpr 15 Mar 2026

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