Michael and Alexandra Misczynski designed the first floor and exterior to include an entry way, gallery, library, and main stairway. The design is a rather formal Beaux Arts background with contemporary engagement. The library has a reclaimed interior from Jean Michel-Frank for Jean-Pierre Guerlain, circa 1935 and is furnished with pieces by Jean-Michel Frank. Credits go to Hideki Okuda & Raul Diaz for their contributions to the design.
www.atelieram.com
Estee Stanley designed the 2nd and 3rd floors to include a living room and master suite in neutral colors with accents of turquoise and pink. The inspiration for the dollhouse was to create a neutral background filled with things we love. We wanted something eclectic and effortless. The resulting style is a relaxing blend of cultures and traditions creating a warm yet sophisticated space - a great balance to the brownstone architecture.
www.esteestanley.com
I love the lighting in the art gallery. I'd like to have the floor to ceiling mirrors in the living room. Below are more exterior shots.
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Didn't like this one as much as the others. Still better than any of mine. LOL
ReplyDeleteI agree with the grandmommy not my style of house. I do like the white couches with the denim pillows though
ReplyDeleteI guess they dont cook either, Im a bit disappointed
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