This contemporary playroom brings the outdoors in for a New York City kid, harnessing varying textures and bold colors to create a whimsical, fun-filled space. Colorful artwork gives a partial wall major punch.
A cozy lounge warms the office's stark industrial interior. An over-dyed rug and butterfly chairs are paired with a leather chesterfield sofa for a sophisticated library feel.
A series of photos snapped on the streets of New York City became the inspiration for this elegant living room from HGTV fan NYCLQ. The golden-yellow flowers and lamps pull in the bright hues from the prints and help tie the entire room together.
Dress your door in style. Wrap a wreath form with a marabou feather boa and add your favorite embellishment. Choose wide coordinating ribbon for hanging.
Danish minimalism abounds in the 11 Howard, a boutique hotel in New York City. Light oak floors, natural materials, ceramic wall sculptures and subdued hues bring the style into the guest rooms.
A moody color palette and industrial accents are used to echo the looks of New York City buildings in the master bathroom of an Atlanta townhome. High-gloss subway tile reflect the stylish lighting. LED lights on the mirrored medicine cabinet evoke the look of neon signs.
Private Terrace in NYC's Historic Tribeca Neighborhood
Since this building is located in New York City's historic neighborhood of Tribeca, designers had to develop a plan that would meet the client's desire for a modern, clean setting while also meeting the requirements of the Landmark Preservation Committee.To do this, designers added an Ipe wood fence around the Diamond spa and bamboo trees to help keep the space private.
The palatial Manhattan penthouse boasts a Zen garden, 30-foot waterfall, 2,000-bottle wine cellar, teahouse, home theater, recording studio and one of the largest private art collections in the world.
Master Bathroom Draws Inspiration From Industrial NYC Buildings
A moody color palette and industrial accents are used to echo the looks of New York City buildings in the master bathroom of an Atlanta townhome. A custom-made window overooking the living space below replaced an existing set of glass blocks. High-gloss subway tile reflect the stylish lighting. Wood-look tile alternates with black tile to create visual contrast.
Kips Bay Decorator Show House NYC: Villalobos Desio
"We wanted to create a luxurious gentleman's cabinet where one could retreat to escape from the bustle of modern day life," say designers Alberto Villalobos and Mercedes Desio. The herringbone-patterned floor is leather, as are the wall panels. The lighting is inspired by chiaroscuro.
Kips Bay Decorator Show House NYC: SPAN Architecture
In this hallway, SPAN created "a series of whitened frames serve as a foil to the neoclassical order of the room." The wall art is courtesy of photographer Stephane Couturier.
Kips Bay Decorator Show House NYC: Christopher Peacock
The walk-in closet was inspired by Lady Penelope from Thunderbirds, a 1960s British TV show. The cabinetry is hand-painted in glossy pink, with 24K hardware to finish the glamorous look.
Kips Bay Decorator Show House NYC: Martyn Lawrence Bullard
Homeowner Chad Alford had always wanted to live in a New York City loft, so his partner Tomas Frenes designed their townhome in Atlanta's Cabbagetown neighborhood to look like urban buildings. Custom sliding doors with smoked glass conceal the lower level office and guest room and upper level master bedroom and are designed to look like industrial windows, while exposed ductwork, a modern light fixture and spiral staircase add to the urban feel.
Kips Bay Decorator Show House NYC: John Douglas Eason Interiors
