
From the moment you enter through a Katie Ridder decorated walls, you feel this could be something special.
The green and purple kitchen designed by Eve Robinson Associates reminds me of The Zhush and was completely traditional in usability….just contemporary in styling. The best of both worlds!
Young Elizabeth Pyne designed “Room for Daydream” for McMillen Plus with personal touches, such as the painting of her paternal grandmother hanging above the daybed.
On the Penthouse floor was the “wow” of a massage and meditation room by Jennifer Post Design, Inc– Frette sheets would relax me in an instant.
Yet, the room that made me look and want to look some more was “Dinner at Eight” designed by Cullman & Kravis.
The peacock blue plate inspired the room’s color scheme, which is punctuated throughout. The table is set with place cards for 8 of NYC’s most famous chefs…and you’ll find their pictures in the bookshelves, as well.
Love the stack of brass pots —- their shape reminds me of a pagoda. A nice compliment to the blue foo dogs in the bookshelves.
And the Murano glass chandelier….is breathtaking. It shines in this large dining room with high ceilings.
They just nailed the inspiration, the execution and the details.
So, if you have an hour and want to be inspired….swing by 106 East 71st Street (at Lexington). The show house closes on Wed, Nov 11th!
Fair warning…you may feel the need to go directly home and redo a few things!!
Cullman & Kravis images: courtesy of Nick Johnson
Heading into the city for lunch at Bar Boulud and the CFDA showhouse – hope to fit this one in as well! The painting in the dining room is fabulous!
xxoo
Oh wow! You made it…(and that kitchen I am both flattered and thrilled by this!) All of those foo dogs collected in the bookshelves makes such an impact statement. Thanks for these inspiring images for those of us who can't get it together and make it into the city! 😉
That kitchen would look great in The Zhush's home! I absolutely love the purple hues. I also really liked that upstairs study with the very shiny vanilla and chocolate trim and walls when I went last week. Super yummy.
I love it all! I'm totally inspired!! I know that feeling after going through a show home, coming home and anxiously scanning…hmmmmmm 🙂 I love the detail on the dining room drapes and I bet we'll see that Zhush Mon pop-o-purple sometime! I'm so excited as those gold jacks sitting on the book shelf, I HAVE in my foyer!!! Now if only the rest of the house I could claim as well 🙂 XOXO
Stunning… especially the Dining Room. Clever and Gorgeous. It was over the top!!
Stunning…I will have to settle for your tour. Which is great by the way. I wish I was closer:(
I'll have to live vicariously through your tour. Stunning!
Ack! If I still lived in NYC I would totally be there! XX!
Like the dining room the best — especially the table settings with monogrammed napkins! xo Cathy
GORGEOUS! I love showhouses and if I were in the area, I'd say "I'll be there!" That dining room table setting is breathtaking (love the peacock blue plate!) 😉
I'm in love with that
entryway wallpaper!!
It is sooo much fun
to tour these types
of show houses and YES,
it does make you want
to run home and start
making changes : )!
xx Suzanne
PS: I ordered my
SMOKED TURKEY a la
Elizabeth last night.
Thanks for the tip!
We are going to be in New York for Thanksgiving and hate the showhouse will be closed. The pictures are beautiful!!
These interiors are totally gorgeous and I would so be there if I lived New York City! My favourite is the dining room with the table set so beautifully and Elizabeth Pyne's Daydream Interior. Beautiful post!
Frances
Love the Cullman and Kravis also – really fabulous. Ellie Cullman is so talented and evidently just lovely as well.
Oh, I agree I love the dining room the best too…such details and nice touches of color!! Beautiful! A very inspirational show house! Take care, Caroline
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