Harlem would be a renaissance for Adam Friedberg. After making his name in Colorado’s real estate market, the financier returned to New York, where, in a very different life, he was a performing cellist. The neighborhood’s creative energy was an easy sell, and a two-bedroom apartment in a Gilded Age mansion was his idea of the perfect setting.
Starting from scratch with this house design – no furniture, no heirlooms, no art – Adam didn’t want anything he’d seen before. While scrolling Instagram, his thumb landed on Jarvis Studio,
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