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The front door is the gateway into an interior space, and the condition of the door and doorway can make an instant impression. Potential tenants, buyers, shoppers and other human beings do “judge a book by its cover”. It’s always a good place to start in making a decision.
The words “I can see clearly now …” may conjure up the song by Johnny Nash in 1971. It was more about emotional “seeing” than looking through glass, but seeing clearly through windows is also a great delight. One looks out the window, perhaps, but peripheral vision can take in the window frames.
There are times and places where bright white can deliver a glacial, sterile, impersonal feel to a room, and we were called to just such a large space, practically blinding. The Bushwick neighborhood in Brooklyn is a creative place for its open-air street art gallery, dynamic nightlife and diverse foodie experiences.
West Village, in downtown Manhattan, was initially known as Little Bohemia. Here one finds a concentration of creatives types – artists, writers and musicians – along with winding streets which are not in grid-fashion.
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.