This week @Designer Home Tours we visit the 2022 Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse. The Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse is a designer showhouse bringing together local New York design talent; all proceeds go to the Brooklyn Heights Association, whose advocacy is critical to preserving the neighborhood’s remarkable architecture.
This is part one of two, where we tour this historic five-story brownstone with a few of the interior designs discussing the rooms that they designed. We highlight a den designed for a bond villainess, a historic kitchen redesigned for modern use, a double parlor harmoniously filled with art from disparate eras, a kid’s bedroom exploding with color, and a primary suite inspired by Elsa Schiaparelli. Share your favorite rooms in the comments below.
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The window treatments in the kitchen are by Wovn Home.
Correction: Photographer credit for Media Room should be William Jess Laird
Chapters:
00:00 – 00:26 – Co-Chairs
00:27 – 02:51 – Media Room – Rupp Studio – Mike Rupp
02:52 – 05:12 – Parlor Kitchen – Baxt Ingui – Michael Ingui & Meghan Laky
05:13 – 07:29 – Double Parlor – Chused & Co – Jenna Chused
07:30 – 10:13 – Back Bedroom – JDK interiors – Jenny Kirschner
10:14 – 13:52 – Primary Bedroom | Dressing Room – Tara McCauley LLC
13:53 – 14:14 – Closing
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16 Comments
I love how each designer was bold in their own way and all mixed styles! Fantastic
I am SOOOO pleased with the selection of spaces! they were all so good and layered. Bravo!!!
Love this house! Love the colours throughout👌👌👌
My favourite room was the whole Kitchen.😀👏🏻👏🏻💐.
Love this videos. I really love the showhouse from Jenna Chused, beautiful color.
Sorry Rupp the only females into your aesthetic are studs 🤷🏽♀️. Personally I thought the kitchen was the best.
I like some of what Mike Rupp did in, what was that? The library? Drawing room? But the lime wash was killing it. I can’t believe lime wash is back in style. That dull, gray, cement-like look just wasn’t cohesive with the rest of the room. I feel like he added it because it’s trending. There was a dichotomy of cool and warm and slick and dusty, that just didn’t work at all.
I thought the pink kitchen came out nicely. The room wasn’t taking itself too seriously and was cheery, warm, and inviting. All the elements complimented one another.
What was the third room? A parlor? It was nice. A lot of pastels and very feminine, but nice.
The fourth room, a kid’s bedroom, was really nicely done. Nice textures and colors. Loved the headboard.
The primary bedroom done by Tara MacCauley was not a relaxing space. The pink eye mirror was awful and the whole room was more like an art installation than a place you’d want to unwind in at the end of the day. I don’t like black, white, and hot pink together anyway. It reminds me of Good & Plenty, which I hate. The room was impractical and, dare I say, ugly.
Beautiful. Congrats!
They were all fabulous.
I love the space by Jenny Kirschner, I first fell in love with her designs with a dollhouse she did for house beautiful. So fun 😊
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I guess all designers and design firms in NYC are white. They couldn't give an opportunity to one BIPOC designer? Other than that, all the rooms are very artful and unique.