Lea Cojot transforms her raw Flatiron loft into a warm, personal residence. Original terracotta columns, a sculptural Calacatta Malva island, and art from her mother’s Paris gallery soften the industrial volume while preserving its New York character. Photos and text explore the thoughtful balance of hospitality-scale openness and intimate detail.
Read MoreLea Cojot is a bilingual French-American designer and founder of Cojot Designs in New York. Raised between France and the United States, she spent ten years on high-end residential and hospitality projects at Rockwell Group and Soho House before launching her studio. Her work focuses on texture, light, and spatial clarity, with every project judged against three non-negotiable pillars: beauty, on-time delivery, and on-budget execution. Cojot maintains close partnerships with fabricators across the US, Mexico, Europe, and Asia, and her projects have appeared in Hospitality Design and Boutique Design magazines.