New York Post Cover
It was an honor to be placed on the cover of the New York Post – Real Estate section for my renovation and interior design skills. Being a Fashion Designer/Stylist, interior design comes quite naturally to me since essentially it is the same as styling but instead I am styling a home. After doing a complete renovation to a Miami home and my last New York home, I was able to walk into my new space and picture the layout right away. My inspiration was easy since I had originally planned to move to Paris this past May, but decided to stay in New York. So I brought Paris to me! Thanks to the New York Post and photographer Zandy Mangold, I am able to share images of mon petit palais with you all. I am still in the process of adding a couple more details which I will share with you in the future, but at least you can get a better idea of what my place looks like in the meantime. You may also view the New York Post article attached to this link: http://t.co/pzfzEsMp Bisous NYS
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- New York Post Real Estate Cover
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- Easy Does It – NYPost article
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- New York Post Cover
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- Alternate Studio View
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- The coffee table is a vintage Damier Louis Vuitton trunk from the 1890′s with stamps from Japan and Singapore. The framed art on the wall are pictures I took while traveling and invitations from fashion shows I attended.
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- Chandelier and Medallion from the Bowery Lighthouse
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- I am not only obsessed with shoes, I am also obsessed with shoe boxes! So in order to display them like pieces of art, I used them as book ends for my mini library. I installed shelving above my television to save floor space and give a cleaner look to the apartment.
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- Chalk on back wall written with lyrics by Serge Gainsbourg – “Je T’aime…Moi Non Plus” Dress by Junya Watanabe and shoes by Balenciaga
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- means bathroom in French. I added this shower curtain because I liked the way the black and white play off the tiles in my bathroom. Plus it helped to incorporate the french feeling into my apartment.
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- I built this styling closet so I would be able to better accessorize myself with shoes, jewelry, scarves and hats. I bought shelves and supports from home depot and drilled them all in by myself. Approximate cost ~ $100
Dec 02, 2011 @ 11:20:44
I’ve been searching in google for some items and accidentally found this ashahslife.com site. You truly can write and teach and inspire. Keep writing – I’ll keep reading.
Dec 11, 2011 @ 04:47:24
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