Casa Yoya Brings It Home: Cristina Villegas Brings Flair to 30 Warren

Two women sit in a bright living room, one in a leopard-print dress and the other in a white blouse and burgundy skirt.

Cristina Villegas of Casa Yoya and myself

Home styling & staging is an art but using furniture from another apartment that wasn’t curated for the project at hand requires a true master to pull together. That’s where Cristina Villegas of Casa Yoya came in. She made the impossible possible.

Our new development, 30 Warren in TriBeCa, is known for its unique layouts throughout the building. One line has a completely different floor plan from the next. So, when we were presented with the challenge of using our C-Line model furniture to dress up our A-Line, I knew I had to call my most efficient and nimble contact. Lucky for me, she also happens to be one of my closest friends.

Cristina transformed the raw space into a home. She added character and flair to a unit clients were having difficulty envisioning furniture in. Even the Sponsor’s jaws dropped.

We even have some behind-the-scenes photos of Cristina working her magic. To see the final product, visit us at 30 Warren!

Bright apartment interior with a gold-framed mirror and two people arranging sheepskin on a bench.

Two women pose in a patterned armchair, with a small dog on the seated woman's lap.

Dining room with a round black table, paper pendant lamp, herringbone floor, and a woman seated by the window.

Staged living room with two people positioning abstract artwork above a black console.

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