Can you please point me to where on the New York Spaces website I can find this home? Perhaps I'm just dense, but I'm a big Rossiter fan, but can't locate the article.
That must be a very old quote. She doesn't live at Turkey Hill anymore. And, if Cantitoe Corners can't be called a mansion, I don't know what is.
Otherwise, yes, I agree with your fa...
The living wall at Pure Yoga on E. 86th St has seen better days, too. I think the scaffolding covering it for work on the tower above has had a harmful effect.
That looks just like the image on the cover of one of my mother's old Betty Crocker cookbooks for party entertaining. Except that the cookbook picture was a nighttime image and there were guests e...
Until recently, I've always moved myself and have done so often.
My girlfriend and I live in NYC and for the last move we found a moving company on a "Priceline" type website and onl...
Sleeping porch. I've never had one, but have always wanted one.
My grandfather and his brothers grew up using a sleeping porch, even sometimes in the New England winter.
Beautiful home and a great addition to AT. I particularly loved the small elephant sculpture obscuring the floor outlet. The whole vignette of the table and charis with the rooster sculpture is m...
I am always saddened by church conversions. Regardless of how well-purposed and enlivened the space can be for alternate uses, there's something very sad to me about the death of a congregation of...
This may sound conceited, but and I would never have thought about the question unless it were asked, but I would be likely to have a print of a fine art portrait, such as a Chardin, but less likel...
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Can you please point me to where on the New York Spaces website I can find this home? Perhaps I'm just dense, but I'm a big Rossiter fan, but can't locate the article.
Which one... the Summer House or the Winter House with the 4000 sq ft addition? ; )
That must be a very old quote. She doesn't live at Turkey Hill anymore. And, if Cantitoe Corners can't be called a mansion, I don't know what is. Otherwise, yes, I agree with your fa...
The living wall at Pure Yoga on E. 86th St has seen better days, too. I think the scaffolding covering it for work on the tower above has had a harmful effect.
That looks just like the image on the cover of one of my mother's old Betty Crocker cookbooks for party entertaining. Except that the cookbook picture was a nighttime image and there were guests e...
This is a great feature. Well done AT!
Cute. But, I wouldn't envy removing the multiple layers of paper where it overlaps.
Until recently, I've always moved myself and have done so often. My girlfriend and I live in NYC and for the last move we found a moving company on a "Priceline" type website and onl...
Very cool, but is going to be a bitch to repoint someday.
Stunning.
I think it's fine if it's done with a tongue firmly planted in cheek, such as calling a home "Wit's End."
I'm still packing for a trip I took last weekend.
Sleeping porch. I've never had one, but have always wanted one. My grandfather and his brothers grew up using a sleeping porch, even sometimes in the New England winter.
The one inch variation in height between the second pictures from the top would drive me completely batty.
Beautiful home and a great addition to AT. I particularly loved the small elephant sculpture obscuring the floor outlet. The whole vignette of the table and charis with the rooster sculpture is m...
I am always saddened by church conversions. Regardless of how well-purposed and enlivened the space can be for alternate uses, there's something very sad to me about the death of a congregation of...
I'm a conservative WASP with a strong political background, myself, and I agree with Bork Bork Bork. This is tragically douchey.
My toilet and shower are separated by shower curtain. I don't see what the problem is.
This may sound conceited, but and I would never have thought about the question unless it were asked, but I would be likely to have a print of a fine art portrait, such as a Chardin, but less likel...
I used to, but it drove my girlfriend crazy. To me, it was an easy space-saving measure. To her it was emblematic of how small the apartment is.