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Shop Sasha Bikoff’s Private Sale, Only On Chairish

A beloved NYC *It Girl*, Sasha Bikoff is known for being a Versace muse, a champion of unapologetic maximalism, and a brilliant designer. Her West Village townhouse has appeared in Architectural Digest, and now that she’s upsizing to make room for a growing family, it’s on the market! Which means… it’s time for a private design sale! We’re pleased to offer Sasha’s Bikoff’s Private Sale, a personal curation of furnishings and art from her NYC home, only on Chairish. Scroll on to see the pieces she almost couldn’t part with—and find a new favorite of your own.

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Sasha Bikoff | Photography by Nick Sargent

What was the design inspiration for your home? What kinds of furnishings and decor did you choose for the space, and why?

The design was inspired by the architecture of the house and the history of my tree-lined, winding street in the West Village. I wanted to create a very charming, European-inspired space that was layered with elements from France, England, and Italy. It is definitely a closet of curiosities and an eclectic space.

Design by Sasha Bikoff | Photography by Manu Rodriguez

Could you choose five favorites among the pieces you’re selling (we know it’s hard)? Any great finds in particular that stand out?

  1. The Pierre Paulin Yellow Ribbon Chair
  2. The Castiglioni Taraxacum Suspension Light
  3. The Orior Velvet Sofa
  4. The Urban Electric Red Ruffled Flushmounts
  5. The Glass Italia Colorful Spectrum Coffee Table
Design by Sasha Bikoff | Photography by Chris Mottalini

Do you have any decorating must-haves that find their way into every home you own?

Yes. Antiques and vintage. It creates a worldly and interesting environment.

Design by Sasha Bikoff | Photography by Chris Mottalini

What kinds of pieces do you always find yourself picking up when it comes to vintage and antique shopping? Are there particular eras of design or types of furnishings that you find yourself drawn to?

1960s French Space Age, Italian Memphis Milano, and anything from the 70’s that feels Disco Era.

Design by Sasha Bikoff | Photography by Manu Rodriguez

How do you like to incorporate vintage and antique finds into your home? Do you like to mix vintage and new pieces together?

I love to mix new and vintage together. The vintage is what adds a uniqueness and a sense of whimsy, the new adds a freshness.

Design by Sasha Bikoff | Photography by Chris Mottalini

ON CHAIRISH & VINTAGE PIECES

What do you find most compelling about Chairish? 

I love the hunt. When I’m on Chairish, I almost feel like I’m at a flea market in another part of the world, which is one of my favorite activities.

How does sustainability factor into your design choices and love of vintage?  

I am constantly reimagining pieces. I love the idea that a piece of vintage or an antique has lived many lives. I think it goes beyond sustainability; it’s humbling.

Sasha Bikoff’s West Village Townhouse | Photography by Chris Mottalini

A FEW DESIGN FAVORITES

Favorite way to create a statement-making moment in a room? Fabrics.

Favorite paint color? Farrow & Ball Peignoir.

Favorite piece of decor in your home? My family heirloom silk Persian rugs.

Favorite style icon? Donatella Versace.

Design destination every creative should visit at least once? Paris.

Sasha Bikoff | Courtesy of Versace

A FEW LIFESTYLE FAVORITES

Favorite Instagram accounts to follow? @fantomes_esthetiques

Favorite hostess (or thank you) gift? Fresh flowers.

Favorite vacation destination? St. Barth.

Favorite hotel that’s inspired your work while traveling? Villa Feltrinelli in Lago di Garda.

Favorite entertaining essential? An ice bucket from Le Club 55 in St. Tropez.

Lead Image: Design by Sasha Bikoff, Photography by Manu Rodriguez.

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