In Yorkville, Manhattan, wallpaper has quietly become one of the most creative ways to upgrade an apartment’s interior. It’s not about dated prints or difficult removal anymore—today’s wallpaper is all about style, texture, and personality.
From cheesy to chic, we were only too happy to help this homeowner change out the garish burnt orange wall and rectangular, utility room-style sink. The mirror looked like a cast-off of a full length mirror kind of awkwardly hung up high.
Red Hook might be called Brooklyn’s hidden gem from the land side. But, from the East River, it’s right out there, not at all hidden and serviced by the New York Waterway ferries and New York City Ferry Service.
The earliest wallpapers in the 16th century were used in small spaces in common homes in Europe, and by the 20th century, wallpaper was popular in all rooms, including palaces, mansions, brownstones and glamorous high-rises.
Wallpaper offers a phenomenally versatile interior décor factor for all the options available. Someone young in this family of four needed a bright, floral in myriad shades of pink and white with a splash of magenta and soft amber in the petals.
Instant coffee has a storied history that stretches around the globe, and instant coffee today has a prominent place in the New York City headquarters of Ground Up Coffee & Tea.
