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First impressions can set the stage for any experience, and you don’t have to be a germaphobe to experience a spot of hesitation stepping into a dirty elevator.
Once again, ancient Greeks and Romans are credited with a clever invention that we continue to embrace today. Originally, the cornice, jutting out from and running horizontally to the roofline at the top of a building, would direct water away from striddling down the façade, protecting the exterior structural materials.
The wonder of wallpaper is in the zillions of colors and patterns, a real anything-under-the-sun selection. It can transform a space perhaps like no other wall treatment, offering patterns, texture, depth, personality and a curated mood.
One of the greatest things about a small room, like a bathroom, is that you can go on the wild side with colors and patterns. It is the perfect space to indulge a whimsical, unexpected, bold impulse to add pizzazz in your home and a wow factor for guests.
In Bed-Stuy, where classic brownstones meet modern design tastes, interior painting has become a powerful way to refresh a space while honoring its roots. One recent project combined deep, moody color with thoughtful lighting, showing how small updates can completely transform a room.
The sign for a business is right up there with the front door and the website for making first impressions, which are the hallmark of brand awareness. This can set the stage in a New York minute for someone to make a decision to become a customer right away, inquire about products and services or turn around and make a hasty retreat.