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New York Glam
With impressive views of New York City’s skyline, this magnificent loft by husband and wife design duo Bob and Cortney Novogratz offers a delicious mix between the old and the new.
The living area is perfectly designed around family, a fun area rug that’s part of the couple’s first line of accessories. Taking advantage of the lofty ceilings, they created an oversized chandelier by grouping six Copper Shade pendants by Tom Dixon at different heights.
The Novograts successfully put together a perfect mix of vintage and modern furniture, expensive and inexpensive pieces and colorful surrealist works of art, creating a timeless and glam atmosphere — a trait they’re well-known for.
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