Artist, collector and entrepreneur Nan Swid’s New York apartment, brilliantly designed by Kazem Naderi of @nadprojectsinc and featured in the Spring issue of @neptune_papers. “Everything has something,” Swid says of the objects Naderi has orchestrated for her, from a Pierre Guariche jib lamp to a Philippe Malouin rubber desk to a collection of 19th-century mochaware. Their ten-year collaboration has evolved into a creative dialogue that isn’t so different from the ones she enjoyed at Swid Powell, the design company she co-founded with her friend Addie Powell in 1982. Swid Powell’s artful marketing brought Postmodernism into fashionable kitchens and laid the groundwork for the full-blown starchitect craze of the Nineties. For Swid, its success lay in elevating commercial product design and helping architects realize some pretty out-there ideas, many of which never would have found buyers in the realm of architecture. She’s found similar joy in working on her apartment-first with Stephen Sills, then with Annabelle Selldorf and now, fruitfully, with Naderi. “It’s beautiful for me,” Swid says of the latest incarnation. Via @samedford @williamsdaytona @nadprojectsinc and photographer @cobeyarner