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I love the kitchen counter top and the huge double sinks. The banisters are amazing and I imagine they feel as beautiful as they look. I also loved the antique radio and the matroshka doll chess set - first time seeing one. The house is a bit stark for my feminine sensibility, although i enjoyed the gray fabric on the living room couch. Thank you for the tour, and thanks for not bogging us down with tons of close-ups of every shelf of nic nacs in your house!

eek, how could take out that great old tub. And may I suggest a hand-held shower attachment....to get all the naughty bits extra clean. Sorry, i just don't understand people who only use showers that stream water from above. How do those people clean their bums? Otherwise, it's a beautifully crisp and clean space; definitely a manly bathroom. Great shade of blue on the tiles, and they go very nicely with the steel fixtures and shelves.

reminds me of the "white box" episode of absolutely fabulous, all that's missing are the hanging objects in the middle of the room that Patsy gets tangled up in.

It's neat and nicely appointed, but that stark white would torture me and my eyes. Honestly, i wonder how happy the dog is being there; is the doggie a tenant there as well? If so, I hope the walks are REALLY long!

Good luck in the Peace Corps, and watch out for those eastern European mens. I'm eastern European, so I can say that.

Can you please post some more photos of the bath from different angles so we can see it all - looks amazing! That view is truly breathtaking. i did wonder if you get lots of dust coming in, though. The post made me think of a NYC long ago, the one that was more Wild Wild West than strip mall. I would die for 1800 sq ft to dance around in, but it does make sense to rent part out if possible, given the absurdity of nyc's rents! I love that the place is fairly sparse. You don't need anymore furniture than what you have. As for the kitchen, I wonder if the photo was taken right after it was finished - before you did anything in it. I can't imagine someone keeping it that spotless and appliance free. Anyway, thanks for sharing. I really hate you for getting to live with that view. I hope you have access to the roof for parties.

This is my dream home!

Wow, i loved all the robust and soothing greens (i.e. The curtains in the kitchen, the guns, and the beautiful lamps) The mirrored dresser in the bedroom is truly - and forgive me for lack of a better description - to die for.

Does Ashley Goldberg do commissions for the meek of the earth? I want a family portrait of me and my two kitties!

The white wall hangings/shelf/accessories in the kitchen are a dollop of creaminess i want in my own life.

And last but mos def not last, the outdoor space makes me hate you, just a bit! If I were you, I'd never move.

Thanks for sharing your home.

T

What a great space, and I love it. I have to say that it's great to see someone that shares my hopes for the treatment of animals in the future, home decor aside!

It's pretty funny - I have the same squeaky buddha toy that's on your bookshelf.

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I believe it's a collector's item, as it is out of production!

I find that the place looks a bit too catalog-y for me. For example, those laundry sacks look like something out of a Pottery Barn catalog. I think it could have been photographed differently. The outdoor space is great though!

I would really love to see people pissing in sculptures of priests rather nuns, because men have ALREADY been pissing and shitting on women since the dawn of "humanity"....not surprised that these urinals are from Spain. In my view, they are a woman-hating machismo culture, and this is just another violent image for the pea brained men of this world who already have violent thoughts about womankind. Apartment Therapy, could you please find a toilet shaped like the open mouth of a man...I'd love to have one for my big, steamy morning dumps!!!!

I love the simplicity of the designs. Not overstated and crisp and clean; makes me want to dive right in for a nap. The riverbed collection would work very well with my blankets, and the design makes me feel like I am looking at perfectly smooth, flat rocks found near a body of water. Maybe that's why it's called riverbed. Thanks, cheers.