Halston was an incredibly prolific designer in the fashion world but also left an indelible mark on interior design and architecture. He found his way in the world, always on the cutting edge but somehow still classic. Each of his spaces were evocative of the era he himself was ushering us into. When I got the chance to immerse myself in his world while playing his best friend and muse Liza Minnelli, I came to find the exact style I had been searching for. Plush fabrics like velvet, mohair and his signature ultrasuede. Natural materials like marble and travertine. Organic curves and rounded shapes. It all adds up to the place you want to hang out it. What I call “the party after the party”. The time of night when you put on some records, pour yourself a nightcap and hang cross-legged on the floor with your best friends. He managed to make his house the chicest place while making it so inviting.

So I started where any Halstonette would: the bar

This vintage Hendredon piece was a score on Chairish. It’s authentically 70s with a rich, almost leathered, lacquer finish. Talk about quality, this piece weighs a ton! It’s about 100lbs just on its own. It houses all my party treats: bar tools, liquor bottles, ash trays and my favorite picture of Liza, splayed on the ground at Halston’s house, no doubt having an epic night. There’s also a picture of Pat Cleaveland dancing on the open stair case on Halston’s second floor townhouse. Such a vibe!