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I suspect I would have preferred however Judy Holliday decorated her home over both of the designs you were able to include. 😏 I've only just discovered your channel, and look forward to watching more of your videos!
The present look of the apartment is not for me: too bright, too slick, too shiny and impersonal. It wasn't made to look like that, but I respect the owner's option to do what they want. I would have enjoyed seeing the apartment as Judy Holliday knew it. -- I wonder what it's like to live in a space and be aware that someone famous used to live there, maybe even touching and using the some of the same things you touch and use today. I once read an article about playwright Arthur Miller's daughter Rebecca and she mentioned growing up in the house where her father and Marilyn Monroe lived during their marriage. Rebecca Miller (now married to Daniel Day-Lewis) said that it was like having a ghost in the house. Of course many homes have been lived in by many people, famous or unknown.
Wow... give me that! Some features would have to go --that shower curtain, those purple ones in the bedroom, and the other gaudy stuff --but I'd take it.😍
Judy Holliday's Delightful Dakota Apartment, NYC #dakota #nyc Exploring the Luxurious and Historical Apartment of Judy Holliday in the Iconic Dakota Building in New York City 0:56: 🏙 Exploring the luxurious apartment of Judy Holliday in the iconic Dakota building in NYC. 0:56: Judy Holliday's apartment was located on the southwest corner of the seventh floor in the Dakota building. 1:02: Judy Holliday, known for her comedic roles, was highly intelligent with an IQ of 172. 1:26: The apartment was listed for a significant amount and underwent multiple sales with meticulous restoration efforts. 2:22: The apartment was meticulously renovated by designer Sasha Bov, restoring original details and creating a seamless flow throughout the space. 2:55: The elegant living room featured high ceilings, French doors, and a soft peach color scheme with white moldings and shutters. 3:33: 🏢 Luxurious and historical apartment in NYC known for its vibrant design and significant past owners. 3:33: Apartment features eclectic and vibrant design influences 5:34: Master suite includes walk-in closet and luxurious details 6:13: Bathrooms designed with modern fixtures and historic charm 6:26: Seven wood-burning fireplaces add warmth and significance 6:45: Apartment previously owned by renowned bridge players 7:09: 🏙 Exploring the historical significance and luxury of apartment 77 in the Dakota building, New York City. 7:09: Discussion on the potential profitability of playing bridge 7:23: Interest in learning about bridge game and apartment decor preferences 7:38: Apartment 77 in the Dakota is a cultural gem in Manhattan 8:16: Invitation for visits to unique spaces around the world 8:29: Call to support research and productions on architecture and history Recapped ua-cam.com/video/H9Ep0FBbtsw/v-deo.html using Tammy AI
Though a lot of the decor featured in the clips of the 2016 remodel are a bit much, I have to admit I like the white treatment of the original stained wood work. I just like the bright feel of it and the other rooms' bold color schemes. I imagine the construction of the big white brick monster behind The Dakota must have been awfully disappointing to Holiday and other occupants of apartments whose views to the west, presumably over town houses, were ruined. I very much enjoyed learning about Holiday's life from the Wikipedia article on her. Thanks for reminding us that she had an interesting story.
If one wants to decorate a candy colored monstrosity the venerable Dakota is not where it should happen…not only is it HIDEOUS it’s SACRILEGIOUS…to the incredible building!
Judy Holliday must of made a ton of money in her very short life to be able to afford this apartment! I read her archive obituary in the NY Times and was impressed...they had a very large picture of her as well. I think allthe apartments in the Dakota are wonderful!
She was a big star who sadly had been mostly been forgotten which sadly explains why lazy journalists write that Judy Garland lived in apt #77 instead of Judy Holliday.
Judy Holidays Dakota apartment is beautiful to me , it’s colorful and makes me feel like a home for sure . It looks open , comfortable and inviting !! She was a great actress and i know there are many that didn’t know much about her, I love the old movies. Her apartment looks so nice and welcoming, I would love to see her apartment but at least I see them through your pictures!!!
I prefer decor that’s more closely aligned with the time period the Dakota was built. It’s sad to see an antique apartment overly decorated in a frantic way with tacky animal print stuff, etc the place has a cold visual feel.
The price is fine for The Dakota, isn't bad to be fair, especially as it's over 4000 soft. But the monthly, yikes. Thank you for giving us these fascinating looks inside this BEAUTIFUL NYC. landmark. I'm off to see if you have videos about The Ansonia. 😊
Hello, great video. Question How do you spell the last name of the designer sasha, the captions spell dov, I'm very hard of hearing, so I can't hear it to be able to spell it, Thank you
Building mainteinance, and because the Dakota is a coop and not a condo - taxes. If it were a condo the the real estate taxes would be paid separately by the owner of each apartment.
Just wanted to add - in a coop you don't actually own the apartment. You own shares in the building. So your part of the building's overall taxes are based on the size of your apartment.
The various color schemes used in the “renovation” of this apartment, as shown in the video, range all the way from gloriously restored to garishly destroyed. The blue room is a perfect example of color used to create a striking, trendy note, but instead results in a grotesque abomination of the spectacular woodwork and plaster beneath. I like this UA-cam channel very much, but unfortunately there was nothing the moderator could do to “un-do” this shocking remuddling.
No question that the Dakota is an architectural jewel, but the 2016 interior design is an absolute disaster. The only room that was appropriately designed and has taste is the one bathroom that was shown. All the other rooms are tacky to say the least. Way to much white paint in the kitchen. Whoever painted that fireplace white is a moron. Fine woods like walnut, oak, and mahogany should be stained, never, ever, painted. Especially in an historical building like the Dakota. I've said it before and I will say it again, if you want a modern, more contemporary design, then purchase an apartment in a more modern building. There are hundreds of them in New York City. Judy Holliday would be turning in her grave if she saw what had been done to her once elegant apartment.
2010 is far better and respectful of the style of the building. Painting all that beautiful woodwork ruined it and even with stripping the paint off the patina is gone. If you don't want dark woodwork, buy elsewhere. And the white kitchen is hideous, as is the blue library....restful? Are you kidding? LOL
LOVE the Bedroom with the WONDERFUL HAND PAINTED WALLPAPER, The Kitchen, which is a bit PLAIN, but still LOVELY, also the Dining Room. But that NEON BLUE AND SOME OF THAT MODERN FURNITURE HAVE GOT TO GO!!!! YUCK!!!!
That whole apartment is a mess. Way too many styles going on, and none of them work. If that is your style and taste, buy an apartment in one of those hideous glass boxes that reach the sky. Why ruin an amazing historic apartment in The Dakota..
Great video. Keep ém coming. I used to love to walk by the Dakota in the 80s when I was living at the Belnord. BTW, Bridge is a card game. In my opinion, a very BORING card game. In fairness, it's probably like opera: either you like it right away or you never do. I don't like opera, either.
It's such a shame the older design was horribly done. There wasn't one redeemable color concept, where with all that expensive natural OLD wood should have played the most important first element in the theme building concept or story board. The new designer took the easy way out by just treating the woodwork like cheap plastic mouldings from Home Despot. In general, i like the new room designs a lot. The only weak "ball drop" was the "elegant living room" which looked anemic and misplaced. That too-little reclining nude art piece above the sofa sums up the entire room. The designer did not know what to do and was clearly out of her element, It looks great at the 7 feet mark... and up !
I love the high-gloss lacquered walls and white trim. I prefer this interior design over its 2010 interior which looked dark and gloomy. At the time it must have seemed sacrilegious to paint over the original wood trim but the apartment looks so much better with the stained white floors and high-gloss white trim and details. I would not change one thing about this latest incarnation. Everything about the apartment is perfect. The designer showed real mastery. At night the apartment must shimmer with all those high-gloss reflective surfaces.
The 2016 redo is proof positive that money does not buy style and taste. Sure, it's attractive but they destroyed the magnificence of originality it was Prior
Judy Holliday's Delightful Dakota Apartment, NYC #dakota #nyc Exploring the Luxurious and Historical Apartment of Judy Holliday in the Iconic Dakota Building in New York City 0:56: 🏙 Exploring the luxurious apartment of Judy Holliday in the iconic Dakota building in NYC. 0:56: Judy Holliday's apartment was located on the southwest corner of the seventh floor in the Dakota building. 1:02: Judy Holliday, known for her comedic roles, was highly intelligent with an IQ of 172. 1:26: The apartment was listed for a significant amount and underwent multiple sales with meticulous restoration efforts. 2:22: The apartment was meticulously renovated by designer Sasha Bov, restoring original details and creating a seamless flow throughout the space. 2:55: The elegant living room featured high ceilings, French doors, and a soft peach color scheme with white moldings and shutters. 3:33: 🏢 Luxurious and historical apartment in NYC known for its vibrant design and significant past owners. 3:33: Apartment features eclectic and vibrant design influences 5:34: Master suite includes walk-in closet and luxurious details 6:13: Bathrooms designed with modern fixtures and historic charm 6:26: Seven wood-burning fireplaces add warmth and significance 6:45: Apartment previously owned by renowned bridge players 7:09: 🏙 Exploring the historical significance and luxury of apartment 77 in the Dakota building, New York City. 7:09: Discussion on the potential profitability of playing bridge 7:23: Interest in learning about bridge game and apartment decor preferences 7:38: Apartment 77 in the Dakota is a cultural gem in Manhattan 8:16: Invitation for visits to unique spaces around the world 8:29: Call to support research and productions on architecture and history Recapped ua-cam.com/video/H9Ep0FBbtsw/v-deo.html using Tammy AI
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Interested in books about the architecture and history of the Dakota, Friar Park, and Tittenhurst Park? I've written a bunch about them. You can find all of them on Amazon and elsewhere. Buying my books helps support my research and productions. Thank you! tinyurl.com/DakotaHistoryCardinal
Painting all that woodwork white breaks my heart. Thank you for sharing. I love your videos on the Dakota.
I love Judy Holiday! Born Yesterday is one of my favorite movies of hers.
Yes definitely
The Gold Cadillac ❤ as well.
Ya wanna see a beautifully tasteful apt at the Dakota is Lauren Bacalls lived there for 53 yrs
I can't get enough of these Dakota stories. Another excellent job. Thank you!
There's NOTHING serene about that blue office!! Sorry Sasha and commentator: this is a design mess.
My sister and I Were born and raised around the corner From the Dakota. My sister Visited Judy Holliday on several occasions.
It is awful what was done to that apartment in 2016! The Bridge Players had far more refined taste, appropriate for the Historic Dakota!
The purple shower curtain bed canopy looks cheap.
@@eattherich9215 and who decorates w/shoes on the desk???
@@leahsawyer8094 That's a dressing room.
@@eattherich9215yes it does look cheap, so thin. I was surprised paired with the hand painted wallpaper. A major fail.
I lived around the corner from the Dakota. My sister visited Judy Holiday on a few occasions,.
I love your Dakota Apartment stories if only to see how the other side lives.
Bridge is a card game. I loved Judy Holiday and her apartment was beautiful. ❤
I suspect I would have preferred however Judy Holliday decorated her home over both of the designs you were able to include. 😏
I've only just discovered your channel, and look forward to watching more of your videos!
I prefer the historical 2010, pre Sasha Bikoff version. Who knew one little girl could cause so much damage? What an affront...
@@millcity9711 someone her age really lacks experience thus the damage she did to the apt
I agree. Made me want to kick my TV.
Stunning space ! Thanks for the tour! ❤🧡❤
The present look of the apartment is not for me: too bright, too slick, too shiny and impersonal. It wasn't made to look like that, but I respect the owner's option to do what they want. I would have enjoyed seeing the apartment as Judy Holliday knew it. -- I wonder what it's like to live in a space and be aware that someone famous used to live there, maybe even touching and using the some of the same things you touch and use today. I once read an article about playwright Arthur Miller's daughter Rebecca and she mentioned growing up in the house where her father and Marilyn Monroe lived during their marriage. Rebecca Miller (now married to Daniel Day-Lewis) said that it was like having a ghost in the house. Of course many homes have been lived in by many people, famous or unknown.
Wow... give me that! Some features would have to go --that shower curtain, those purple ones in the bedroom, and the other gaudy stuff --but I'd take it.😍
Judy Holliday's Delightful Dakota Apartment, NYC #dakota #nyc
Exploring the Luxurious and Historical Apartment of Judy Holliday in the Iconic Dakota Building in New York City
0:56: 🏙 Exploring the luxurious apartment of Judy Holliday in the iconic Dakota building in NYC.
0:56: Judy Holliday's apartment was located on the southwest corner of the seventh floor in the Dakota building.
1:02: Judy Holliday, known for her comedic roles, was highly intelligent with an IQ of 172.
1:26: The apartment was listed for a significant amount and underwent multiple sales with meticulous restoration efforts.
2:22: The apartment was meticulously renovated by designer Sasha Bov, restoring original details and creating a seamless flow throughout the space.
2:55: The elegant living room featured high ceilings, French doors, and a soft peach color scheme with white moldings and shutters.
3:33: 🏢 Luxurious and historical apartment in NYC known for its vibrant design and significant past owners.
3:33: Apartment features eclectic and vibrant design influences
5:34: Master suite includes walk-in closet and luxurious details
6:13: Bathrooms designed with modern fixtures and historic charm
6:26: Seven wood-burning fireplaces add warmth and significance
6:45: Apartment previously owned by renowned bridge players
7:09: 🏙 Exploring the historical significance and luxury of apartment 77 in the Dakota building, New York City.
7:09: Discussion on the potential profitability of playing bridge
7:23: Interest in learning about bridge game and apartment decor preferences
7:38: Apartment 77 in the Dakota is a cultural gem in Manhattan
8:16: Invitation for visits to unique spaces around the world
8:29: Call to support research and productions on architecture and history
Recapped ua-cam.com/video/H9Ep0FBbtsw/v-deo.html using Tammy AI
Judy Holliday! She was wonderful working at "Susansaphone" Anwering Service in "Bells Are Ringing"!
So stunning and beautiful!
2010, with original unpainted wood, is so much nicer
If I owned this apartment I would rip out everything and start over. The decoration is hideous.
The painted woodwork in an historic building is TERRIBLE!
A crime, if not a sin. And what kind of psychopath seals WB fireplaces? And the hideous colors! S. Bikoff should be locked up.
Though a lot of the decor featured in the clips of the 2016 remodel are a bit much, I have to admit I like the white treatment of the original stained wood work. I just like the bright feel of it and the other rooms' bold color schemes. I imagine the construction of the big white brick monster behind The Dakota must have been awfully disappointing to Holiday and other occupants of apartments whose views to the west, presumably over town houses, were ruined. I very much enjoyed learning about Holiday's life from the Wikipedia article on her. Thanks for reminding us that she had an interesting story.
If one wants to decorate a candy colored monstrosity the venerable Dakota is not where it should happen…not only is it HIDEOUS it’s SACRILEGIOUS…to the incredible building!
👍
Judy Holliday must of made a ton of money in her very short life to be able to afford this apartment! I read her archive obituary in the NY Times and was impressed...they had a very large picture of her as well. I think allthe apartments in the Dakota are wonderful!
She was a big star who sadly had been mostly been forgotten which sadly explains why lazy journalists write that Judy Garland lived in apt #77 instead of Judy Holliday.
By way of perspective, John & Yoko paid about $28K for their place in 1973. The Dakota was not in fashion at all in the '50s.
Judy Holidays Dakota apartment is beautiful to me , it’s colorful and makes me feel like a home for sure . It looks open , comfortable and inviting !! She was a great actress and i know there are many that didn’t know much about her, I love the old movies. Her apartment looks so nice and welcoming, I would love to see her apartment but at least I see them through your pictures!!!
Well done! I need to take up Bridge 😅
Bridge is a card game for four players. It’s very challenging.
Absolutely gorgeous❤️❤️❤️
I love the updated decor. It’s beautiful
Bridge is a card game the present decore is Exquisite
I prefer decor that’s more closely aligned with the time period the Dakota was built. It’s sad to see an antique apartment overly decorated in a frantic way with tacky animal print stuff, etc the place has a cold visual feel.
I saw this apartment for sale on Zillow circa 2018 and they listed it as being owned by Liza Minnelli.
It's pretty. If I were extremely rich and wanted to live in NYC (I wouldn't) Gramercy Park would be my choice or a beautiful old brownstone.
The price is fine for The Dakota, isn't bad to be fair, especially as it's over 4000 soft. But the monthly, yikes. Thank you for giving us these fascinating looks inside this BEAUTIFUL NYC. landmark. I'm off to see if you have videos about The Ansonia. 😊
Painted beautiful wood. 😭😭😭😭😭
Yes. Exactly as is.
Judy, Judy, Judy 😂
Hello, great video. Question How do you spell the last name of the designer sasha, the captions spell dov, I'm very hard of hearing, so I can't hear it to be able to spell it, Thank you
Sasha Bikoff. Since no one answered your question from two days ago, I, thought, I, should.
I do think Miss Garland lived in the Dakota building for about 6 months. There is a delightful photo of she and her children in the apartment.
Painted woodwork and wood floors??? What were they thinking! 🤔 no thanks!
That new design must have been inspired by the house in Bettlejuice.
Bridge is a card game of the well to do.
Heck if it's being given away I take either decor
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Would love to live in any apartment in The Dakota....what a dream. Thank you for showing us around.
💛
What does the monthly Maintenance Fee actually cover?
Mostly maintaining the building. And someone at the front desk signing for packages. :)
Building mainteinance, and because the Dakota is a coop and not a condo - taxes. If it were a condo the the real estate taxes would be paid separately by the owner of each apartment.
Just wanted to add - in a coop you don't actually own the apartment. You own shares in the building. So your part of the building's overall taxes are based on the size of your apartment.
The various color schemes used in the “renovation” of this apartment, as shown in the video, range all the way from gloriously restored to garishly destroyed. The blue room is a perfect example of color used to create a striking, trendy note, but instead results in a grotesque abomination of the spectacular woodwork and plaster beneath. I like this UA-cam channel very much, but unfortunately there was nothing the moderator could do to “un-do” this shocking remuddling.
Gosto da última reforma feita . O antigo era muito escuro e sombrio.
No question that the Dakota is an architectural jewel, but the 2016 interior design is an absolute disaster. The only room that was appropriately designed and has taste is the one bathroom that was shown. All the other rooms are tacky to say the least. Way to much white paint in the kitchen. Whoever painted that fireplace white is a moron. Fine woods like walnut, oak, and mahogany should be stained, never, ever, painted. Especially in an historical building like the Dakota. I've said it before and I will say it again, if you want a modern, more contemporary design, then purchase an apartment in a more modern building. There are hundreds of them in New York City. Judy Holliday would be turning in her grave if she saw what had been done to her once elegant apartment.
Not what I would have expected… raw wood table in the formal dining room?????
2010 is far better and respectful of the style of the building. Painting all that beautiful woodwork ruined it and even with stripping the paint off the patina is gone. If you don't want dark woodwork, buy elsewhere. And the white kitchen is hideous, as is the blue library....restful? Are you kidding? LOL
Where did Judy park her gold Cadillac?
There are many car parks in the area for a monthly fee.
@@billgreen1861Judy Holliday made a movie entitled THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC.
LOVE the Bedroom with the WONDERFUL HAND PAINTED WALLPAPER, The Kitchen, which is a bit PLAIN, but still LOVELY, also the Dining Room. But that NEON BLUE AND SOME OF THAT MODERN FURNITURE HAVE GOT TO GO!!!! YUCK!!!!
Travesty to paint all that old majestic wood.
So this apartment that was built in 1880 looks like an apartment built in 2020. Awful. Why change the beautiful floors to white. Ruined it.
Very pretty.
2016 Design Decor Remodel is my preference as it's beautifully done.
That whole apartment is a mess. Way too many styles going on, and none of them work. If that is your style and taste, buy an apartment in one of those hideous glass boxes that reach the sky. Why ruin an amazing historic apartment in The Dakota..
i could easily live there but neither decor would right for me...but the later one is closer to my taste
Great video. Keep ém coming. I used to love to walk by the Dakota in the 80s when I was living at the Belnord. BTW, Bridge is a card game. In my opinion, a very BORING card game. In fairness, it's probably like opera: either you like it right away or you never do. I don't like opera, either.
It's such a shame the older design was horribly done. There wasn't one redeemable color concept, where with all that expensive natural OLD wood should have played the most important first element in the theme building concept or story board. The new designer took the easy way out by just treating the woodwork like cheap plastic mouldings from Home Despot. In general, i like the new room designs a lot. The only weak "ball drop" was the "elegant living room" which looked anemic and misplaced. That too-little reclining nude art piece above the sofa sums up the entire room. The designer did not know what to do and was clearly out of her element, It looks great at the 7 feet mark... and up !
That library was hideous.
Have you done John Lennon's Apt ?
WHY PAINT THAT WOODWORK? Simply ghastly.
Then came Lauren Bacall into ap. 77.
Tasteless...
I love the high-gloss lacquered walls and white trim. I prefer this interior design over its 2010 interior which looked dark and gloomy. At the time it must have seemed sacrilegious to paint over the original wood trim but the apartment looks so much better with the stained white floors and high-gloss white trim and details. I would not change one thing about this latest incarnation. Everything about the apartment is perfect. The designer showed real mastery. At night the apartment must shimmer with all those high-gloss reflective surfaces.
The white repainting reminds me of what Rosemary did before she had the baby.
Great video, design is not for me. It feels cold, and disconnected to the historic home, but I am sure it appeals to others.
Any pics of Judy Holiday living there? How did she have it decorated? 2009 and 2017 decors are boring and predictable
Im not crazy about this place
The 2016 redo is proof positive that money does not buy style and taste. Sure, it's attractive but they destroyed the magnificence of originality it was Prior
Absolutely hideous, what a crime, that’s more desecrating than decorating.
2010 design
Victorians bldg, also so oldest, bult 1886s or 1888s
The apartment is beautiful, but that decor is super ugly
Why did they paint everything white...it was horrible. And that blue..oy gevalt.
Individ...wealthier, billionaire's could afforded too afforded too rental, there's $150,000 monthly also securities, deposited $$15,000 dollar's
Too bad that wood was painted!
The Bridge players home was far more pleasant.
Ms.Bikoff shouldn't be an interior designer. Her "creation" looks as if someone had puked all over it.
The 2010 design was better in every way.
Judy Holliday's Delightful Dakota Apartment, NYC #dakota #nyc
Exploring the Luxurious and Historical Apartment of Judy Holliday in the Iconic Dakota Building in New York City
0:56: 🏙 Exploring the luxurious apartment of Judy Holliday in the iconic Dakota building in NYC.
0:56: Judy Holliday's apartment was located on the southwest corner of the seventh floor in the Dakota building.
1:02: Judy Holliday, known for her comedic roles, was highly intelligent with an IQ of 172.
1:26: The apartment was listed for a significant amount and underwent multiple sales with meticulous restoration efforts.
2:22: The apartment was meticulously renovated by designer Sasha Bov, restoring original details and creating a seamless flow throughout the space.
2:55: The elegant living room featured high ceilings, French doors, and a soft peach color scheme with white moldings and shutters.
3:33: 🏢 Luxurious and historical apartment in NYC known for its vibrant design and significant past owners.
3:33: Apartment features eclectic and vibrant design influences
5:34: Master suite includes walk-in closet and luxurious details
6:13: Bathrooms designed with modern fixtures and historic charm
6:26: Seven wood-burning fireplaces add warmth and significance
6:45: Apartment previously owned by renowned bridge players
7:09: 🏙 Exploring the historical significance and luxury of apartment 77 in the Dakota building, New York City.
7:09: Discussion on the potential profitability of playing bridge
7:23: Interest in learning about bridge game and apartment decor preferences
7:38: Apartment 77 in the Dakota is a cultural gem in Manhattan
8:16: Invitation for visits to unique spaces around the world
8:29: Call to support research and productions on architecture and history
Recapped ua-cam.com/video/H9Ep0FBbtsw/v-deo.html using Tammy AI