weekly wrap up by Amy Azzarito 7

weekly wrap up


We’re going to wrap things up a little early today. Grace took the red-eye from Portland back to Brooklyn last night. So while she recoups from the flight and acclimates to the time change, I thought I’d welcome her back with some of my favorite details of Brooklyn homes from the sneak peek archives. So enjoy the last weekend in July. We’re going to rest up and we’ll see you back on Monday! -Amy

Image above: from sneak peek: fitzhugh & lyndsay of the brooklyn home co.


Image above: The lab in Anne McClain of MCMC Fragrances.  The glass shelf was built by her husband as a gift when she graduated from perfumery school.


Image above: The living room in Fizhugh and Lyndsay’s Brooklyn brownstone. Fitzhugh made the sculpture above the fireplace


Image above: You may not have private outdoor space in Brooklyn but that doesn’t mean you can’t have wind chimes. From sneak peek: anne claire rohe


Image above: The walls in this Brooklyn apartment were inspired by an industrial building wall on Myrtle Ave from sneak peek: myriah and nadia of nightwood


Image above: Maayan Pearl‘s Brooklyn living room.

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Mr. Goodwill Hunting

I just left New York working on another Room for the Nate Berkus Show, and I was trying all I could to get to Brooklyn.

The next time I am in NYC, it is a must!

Rashon aka Mr. Goodwill Hunting

Sally

Please…there are already so many ads on this website. Now I log on and the first thing that pops up is a blaring pop-up ad blasting music that requires me to x out of it?

Really disappointed at what this website has turned into, and sadly won’t be returning if I’m forced to sit through commercials. Many other websites are able to support themselves without resorting to annoying and invasive pop-up commercials.

Grace Bonney

sally

there should NOT be a pop up ad on d*s- ever. i’m emailing you to trouble shoot. we never, ever approve those ads.

grace

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