NYC HOUSE TOUR | Inside a Brooklyn Townhouse Filled with Color
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- Опубліковано 3 тра 2024
- This mid-19th century Brooklyn Heights brownstone has been marvelously transformed into a maximalist's dream. Picture walls painted in playful candy colors, plush velvet sofas adorned with fringes, vibrant Indian tapestries, and lacquered bookcases painted a bold chartreuse. The centerpiece? An exquisite original ceiling fresco with cherubs floating among clouds. It's truly a fantasy brought to life.
The residence is owned by Kelsey Brown and her husband Alec Simpson. Kelsey, a co-founder of the home decor brand Pepper, specializes in whimsical textiles, wallpapers, throw pillows, and much more. For this project, she collaborated with Nicholas Obeid, a renowned interior designer based in New York City.
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the camera is so shaky and doesn't pan slow enough over things; hard to appreciate the space and take in all the cool details
The camera work on Homeworthy home tours needs some serious improvement... it's so hard for me to just enjoy the owner's story and their home when the video itself is shaky, or zooming in and out, or jumping around... kind of chaotic.
Made me feel motion sick it was so fast and shaky 🎥😵💫
I agree. Didn't even waste my time past a minute.
Wow, this townhouse is gorgeous! The architectural details are amazing, especially that living room fresco ceiling. I love that she painted the room two shades of teal. It really makes the fireplace pop. I’m so glad she kept the stained look of her fireplaces. If they were all white, you’d lose the details. Great job❤
This woman has great taste! That apartment is brilliant!
Wow, such a wonderful and stunning home ! 🎯🎯🎯🫡🙌🏼🧡
Perfection in any detail , wonderful the mix of patterns and colors
Very nice but it seemed to be rushed and I would have enjoyed it a bit longer in order to hear about and see more of the details.
This really is my most FAVORITE home….love all the color and her gorgeous furniture….Thankyou for sharing with us. Hugs Carolyn from Columbus Georgia…….love the red!
This home is the most like my own. I love it. Credit should be given to Nicholas Obeid for the interior design of this property.
Everything about this beautiful in just exquisite! I was hoping she would show how she styled her closets in her badroom. Maybe that can be a video in and of itself!
that fresco is so beautiful and I really love the wooden fireplace with the marble framing I am glad you didn't paint it, gorgeous home.
Love all the colors!!! Beautiful!! One of my favs!!
Takes my breath away.
Wow, the dining room is so good
Oh so beautiful! one of favorites
Fabulous place that I would love to see a ‘do-over’ because of the shaky camera work and the video not being long enough. Do-over please!
Oh WOW……magnificent
Beautiful
The shoes are beautiful!! The video and the thumbnail
Wow 😍😍
Lovely
So beautiful! The shaky camera and fast pans made me dizzy, though.
Tbh the bedroom is a let down after the main floor.
the camera is shaky! Have to stop the video after 1 min, dizzy...
The camera work ruined it
Wish I could’ve enjoyed this. The camera work made me so dizzy. Panning way too fast and very shaky.
Rich people's homes are so predictable. Show me the amazing homes of poor folks!
Why don't you start a blog for decor of the poor?
I live in a poor neighborhood. I love the inspiration. And if you studied the history of design you would see the influence back and forth....
Can't you appreciate she decorated with paint? That is accessible! That she buys second hand ? The poor can copy that by shopping at thrift stores.
The poor can educate their eye and use their best family items.
There is much on the Internet of restoring and remaking furniture for a few dollars. Go look at that!!
If I hear one more house tour video with women with vocal fry.....I will scream.
horrible video quality!
Would love to see this with adequate camera work. Made me too dizzy to watch. 😢