205 West 89th Street, 6-RS

Think Creamsicle.  Yes, the summer popsicle that combines an orange sherbert outer shell with a vanilla ice cream inner core.  Imagine it melting over your fingers as you walk into this whimsical living room awash in bright orange paint.  The ceiling beams, painted in a contrasting white, criss-cross the room and clones the look of this Good Humor favorite.  This exquisite designer home plays much like a performance piece as you ...

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625 Park Avenue, 4th Floor

By our definition a dressing room is a closet that can fit furnishings.  Well, this Park Avenue dressing room is so damn big it could actually eat up most studio apartments.  Stupendous by anyone’s standards, this dressing room is enviable even in the noblest of circles.  A center island dresser with an overhead chandelier, deep crown moldings with coved lighting and a wall of custom millwork would cause anyone with ...

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159 Carlton Avenue, 1-C

I doubt that the horses bathed in such elegance.  The exquisite multi-purpose shower room at 159 Carlton Avenue, Brooklyn is truly a pants dropper.  Built at the turn-of-the-century, this former carriage house is now home to twelve unique residences, none more opulent than this first-floor duplex unit.  Masterly designed with a blend of contemporary elegance and industrial chic, this home excites at every turn; the shower room, however, wins out ...

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140 Nassau Street, 6-A

Love architecture.  Love curves. Then this glorious open living room at the historic Morse Building will suit your needs down to the last arch.  Soaring barrel vaulted ceilings and an array of oversized arched windows that wrap around the loft give this dramatic space an inspiring one-of-a-kind feel.  Add the in-your-face views of the historic architecture just outside these windows and you would be hard pressed to match the drama ...

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60 Broadway, 10-H

What if you re-designed your kitchen and forgot about installing the cabinetry.  Well, this stunning open kitchen at the historic Gretsch Building in Brooklyn pulled off this rather unusual design trick by eliminating all of the upper cabinetry.  Instead of the traditional cabinet design, the walls are adorned with slabs of a dark honed granite.  Small wood shelves, randomly placed, break up the mass.  Lacquered lower cabinets in an enchanting ...

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