Today, we're looking back at our #TheMakers tour with photographer, PR strategist and all-round creative @jessglistening. ✨
It was a frosty January day in New York City when Jess Tran first set eyes on her new home. The Australian creative had been living in America for about five years when she saw a listing for a split-level warehouse in Brooklyn: big windows, good light, lots of character. 💫
“I remember walking in the door during magic hour,” Tran recalls, “and just instantly falling in love. The excessive amount of light, the ridiculous layout, the incredibly high ceilings. Even the fact that there was this decrepit vibe to it was attractive to me,” she adds. ✨
In the two years since Tran first moved in, she has filled the space with pots and pots of house plants, “a billion paintings”, and reclaimed furniture. Her one big renovation, given that she is renting, is purely aesthetic. “We did decide to install a fully functioning disco ball,” admits Tran, “that lights up and spins when you say ‘Hey Google, let’s party.’ I think that was a good decision.” 💫
See more of Jess' unique space via the link in bio.
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[IMAGE: a gallery of inside Jess Tran's New York City apartment. The warehouse-style apartment is filled with plants, artworks and mid-century style furniture.]