According to Neil, this is a third of what it would have cost otherwise. Through the extra-high windows you can see the TriBeCa Grand Hotel. The little things rest on a solid foundation. I'm always thinking about the next generation in this place. Like whether they'll appreciate that all the doors are still perfect and hanging straight and that the floors last.
Light bathes everything and quiet fills the space.
The furniture and art are an eclectic mix of contemporary and late-60's styles, brought mostly from her previous home. There are Robert Hartman sofas, a Joe Colombo card table and Standick chairs reupholstered with bomber jacket leather. I don't know. I just know that this is my chance to put in a six-foot tall chandelier. If I were very high up I'd look at ants.