See inside boutique owner Maryam Nassir Zadeh's all-white loft. DHWendyGoodman reports
The Living Area: The apartment is almost entirely transparent. Glass doors close off Zadeh’s bedroom at one end, and her office is to the right. Photo: Thomas Loof/ Sometimes it looks like a crazy pigsty,” fashion designer and boutique owner Maryam Nassir Zadeh admits, laughing, while standing in the bright white Noho loft that she and her two daughters, Anais, 11, and Lune, 9, have lived in for the past three years.
She was born in Tehran and raised mostly in Calabasas, California. Zadeh attended RISD; moved back West, where she created a line of T-shirts in L.A. in 2002; then ended up in New York for a technical program in fashion at Parsons. In 2008, she and her then-husband opened her eponymous store on Norfolk Street.
Zadeh found the loft, which is in a onetime sewing-machine factory, through a broker after the previous space she had been renting was sold. “You know how depressing that is,” she says about having to pull up stakes. Then she saw this place. “I felt I was moving into my dream.”
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