Квартира в Нью-Йорке, в доме 1905-го года постройки, в Верхнем Вэст-Сайде,

Дэвида Адлера и его жены Эми Вэйцман, руководителя манхеттенской фирмы Weitzman Halpern.

Ремонт осуществлялся под творческим контролем Эми Вэйцман

David Adler accepts the trade-offs of being married to an interior designer. For the pleasure of living in beautifully decorated homes, he cedes nearly all creative control to his wife, Amie Weitzman, a principal of the Manhattan firm Weitzman Halpern.

He has also learned not to make an issue of certain things. Like closet space.

In the five-story 1905 brownstone the couple recently gut-renovated on the Upper West Side, his clothes closet wound up in the master bathroom, of all places. That way, Ms. Weitzman explained, he won’t wake her when he leaves so ridiculously early in the morning for the offices of Paragon Capital Partners, the small hedge fund he runs.

Her closet, on the other hand, is in the bedroom, where it takes up an entire wall, from the floor to the 10-foot ceiling. Ms. Weitzman, 55, smiled and shrugged; no apologies there...