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Pound Ridge in the eastern edge of Westchester County has a storied history across more than four centuries. It was incorporated in 1788, and after many years of uncertainty about the name, the Town Board declared it to be two words, Pound Ridge, 1948. It saw action in the Revolutionary War and in the mid -1800s, the population touched 1,500. By 1920, things changed when the resident count dipped to around 515.
There’s really not any better way to freshen the interior of a residence than to paint it – all white! Chantilly Lace from Benjamin Moore is a very popular go-to color for its understated connection to fresh cotton and pure silk.
Fifth Avenue, the 6.2-mile street renown for luxury shopping and historic landmarks, is also home to many a Manhattan dweller. Soaring skyscrapers and iconic attractions mingle comfortably with high-rise residences, museums and parks.
Originally an adjective, used like “mural paintings”, the word “mural” comes out of Latin “murus” meaning wall. It evolved into a noun in the early 20th century.
With wonderful views across New York Harbor, this Brooklyn Heights home was ready for a little pop of interior excitement. We cleaned, prepped and then covered the once plain ol’ boring white walls with a bold, colorful geometric pattern wallpaper in the entry to a magnificent high-rise residence.