CASA WOOSTER
It was somewhere after his fifth or sixth conventionally charming Manhattan studio that Nick Wooster decided it was time for a change. Swimming in a trove of covetable men’s clothing and accessories, he knew that, in addition to a seasonal storage unit, he needed a proper home.
“Living here is maybe not everyone else’s dream of living in New York, but it’s like the New York that didn’t exist,” he explains, sitting in his new living room. “Because, listen, I’ve lived in more studios than I care to remember,
