A prop stylist’s mix of vintage with comfort gives his Alphabet City flat a beach shack vibe,finds Candice PiresIt is not strange for Anthony D’Argenzio to remove a portray from his apartment wall and select it to work with him. He is a prop stylist for photography shoots and creative events, and his domestic doubles as a prop store. That’s not to say it is a collection of random junk. The tiny New York apartment is a carefully curated tableau with everything designed and placed to create a visual statement.
Throughout his living space, and props repeatedly lend themselves to decoration. An old wooden ladder hangs horizontally above the kitchen shelves. As you enter the hallway,two slim reclaimed windowpanes are fixed either side of the wall, because he likes the way they peer.
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Source: theguardian.com