The iconic brownstone at 169 East 71st Street in Manhattan, New York City was made famous by the film Breakfast at Tiffany’s starring Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly who lived here alongside Paul Varjak, played by George Peppard.
Elegant Modern Penthouse With Glass Theme
This spectacular loft uses a modern glass theme to provide elegance and class. The apartment features a beautiful glass fireplace as the focal point of the main living area. A minimalist glass staircase seems to float freely, adding a sense of style to the penthouse. The master bedroom has an impressive dressing room closet, and the master bathroom has an exclusive mosaic spa.
East Village Carriage House With Modernist Interiors
Renovated from the ground up, this four-storey carriage house in the East Village neighbourhood in New York City has a clean modernist interior design that is sophisticated. The house measures 2,300 square feet with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a study and a media room in the cellar. A brushed steel spiral staircase connects all the floors from the media screening room in the basement to the gourmet kitchen on the second floor all the way to the rooftop terrace.
Lavish Mansion With Domed Skylight In Vancouver
The moment you step into this elegant home, you are greeted by a grand staircase and soaring 20-foot ceiling foyer with dramatic domed skylight. Located in South Granville, Vancouver West, British Columbia, the 11,169 sq. ft. house features a gourmet chef’s kitchen and a separate wok kitchen. Other lavish features include marble and cherry wood flooring, gold plated ceiling in powder room, cinema room, billiard room and a beautiful indoor swimming pool.
The Ultimate Luxury Mobile Home eleMMent Palazzo
Austrian company Marchi takes luxury RVs to a new level. The eleMMent Palazzo is a minimalist mobile palace with a price tag of $3 million. This luxury mobile home combines characteristics from a sports car rear diffuser, the business jet gang way and the motor yacht flybridge. The interior features a master bedroom with its own bathroom. A fully automatic liftable flybridge lounge provides rooftop enjoyment. The 430 square feet RV can be expanded to 774 square when in camper mode. This amazing vehicle even glows in the dark!
Neo-Classical Home In Pacific Heights
This historically significant Neo-Classical home located in Pacific Heights, San Francisco was built in 1906 and designed by renowned architect Julius E. Krafft.
The 8,335 sq. ft. home features a stunning entrance portico, grand wooden staircase, formal living room, formal dining room, parlor, gourmet kitchen with breakfast area, indoor solarium, 6 bedrooms and 7.5 bathrooms.
Tuscan-Style Villa In Montecito
Situated on a hill in Montecito, California, this Tuscan-style villa with breathtaking views of the mountain and ocean evokes visions of sun-drenched Mediterranean vineyards. The soaring entry hall basks in the soft glow of a skylight and cool stone floor and stairway complemented by custom ironwork. A living room conveys the warmth and comfort of home with its fireplace, wide-plank floor, open-beam ceiling and outdoor access. Outdoor entertainment areas including a pool, spa and cabana provide more panoramic views.
Coach House Offers Stylish Living In Small Space
Coach Houses, or Laneway Houses, have been permitted and become popular in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada in recent years. A laneway house is an additional detached dwelling located in the garage area of a single family lot. Built alongside the main house, a laneway house can be for family or rental use.
This stylishly furnished coach house designed by LaneFab Design has an attractive modern interior decor. There are nice touches throughout such as the built-in bedside wall stands, which make clever use of tight spaces. The two-level, two-bedroom house offers elegant living in a small home.
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