1970 new york apartment

a moody, sensual living room

The chartreuse couch and Turkish rugs are just some of the gems in this Upper West Side spot

Furniture of the 1970s was full of bright colors, lava lamps, flares and flower power. Patterned prints including geometric shapes and stripes were common in most family homes. Vibrancy was key in this era. Curvy and bold designs were popular, including tub chairs and metallic bar stools were heavily featured in living rooms across the country. And don't forget shaggy rugs. Another major aspect of 1970s furniture is the use of teak wood. The use of teak in fashionable furniture and panelling…

In private I called the man my boyfriend. My husband called him my boyfriend though the name made no sense. There was no romance between us. We barely spoke. The name marked a window through which …

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franzen apartment, new york 1977

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In 2019, writer Casey McQuiston flew to New York City countless times to visit friends and research Flatbush, a neighborhood in Brooklyn. It serves as the primary setting of “One Last Stop,” McQuiston’s second novel. The author plops the reader into a quirk-filled apartment with uneven floors, narrow rooms, and plenty of charming characters who live there and turn that space into a home.

[two_thirds_first] Through an innovative New York City program the tenants of these two 1890s tenement apartment buildings in the Times Square District of Manhattan formed an association —The Crossroads— to take ownership of these city-owned buildings. SYNCRO worked with the New York City Department of Housing Preservation and Development program to provide comprehensive architectural and […]

NYC 1975 Photo by Rene Burri / Magnum Photos

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A rent-controlled apartment is a rare thing, and so is the family that shared their home with students and refugees, rent-free, over the decades.

2 New York apartments from the October 1978 Architectural Digest #newyork #new #york #house