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Club A Steakhouse
- Address:
240 East 58th Street
New York, NY 10022Neighborhood:
Midtown East
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
Club A Steakhouse
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://clubasteakhouse.com/
- Phone: 2126884190x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 12:00pm - 3:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 5:00pm - 11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Jean Christophe Villard
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Entertainment, Fireplace, Full Bar, Late Night, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, Wine
- Entertainment: Live Jazz Friday and Saturday night starting at 7:00pm
- Special Events: 4 private party spaces available to accommodate up to 100 people. Email us on email@example.com
A word from Club A Steakhouse
Club A Steakhouse provides a truly unique dining experience. Family owned and operated the owner Bruno Selimaj is onsite and greets each guest every night. Club A manages to encompass the characteristics of a traditional steak house and new world modernism that is evident in both the menu and décor. The warmth paired with the distinct menu and extensive wine list make it perfect for any occasion.Continued
Please note that Club A Steakhouse will honor your Groupon reservations however OpenTable Diner Rewards points will not be received.
For Private Events kindly email us on firstname.lastname@example.com.
Please note that Club A Steakhouse will honor your Groupon reservations however OpenTable Diner Rewards points will not be received.
For Private Events kindly email us on firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Club A Steakhouse reviews from OpenTable diners
245 reviews since June 4, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.7
- Ambiance4.5Noise LevelModerate
romantic (160)special occasion (153)fit for foodies (80)neighborhood gem (77)notable wine list (65)good for groups (45)hot spot (25)late-night find (16)scenic view (9)vibrant bar scene (8)great for outdoor dining (8)great for lunch (8)kid-friendly (7)great for brunch (2)Show More
- Steak was great, but it ended thereYummmDined on 9/27/2014If it weren't for the house centipede that ran across the wall right next to me, I may have had a better experience! I had the filet mignon, which was good, crispy on the outside and juicy through the middle. My husband had the rib-eye which was great, tender and full of flavor and hands down the best part of the entire dining experience. We ordered 3 sides, the truffle mac and cheese, the hash brown, and the sauteed spinach. All were mediocre at best; not worth it. All in all it was quite a disappointing anniversary dinner that was quite pricey! Lots of great steak elsewhere...Special Features:
- Great steak and serviceTravellerDined on 9/26/2014Third trip back. Great steak and service. Highly recommended.Special Features:
- Great steaksOpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 9/26/2014Really enjoyed the porterhouse for 3. Truffled mac and cheese was out of this world. Only complaint is wine list doesn't offer lower cost options.Special Features:
- Anniversary DinnerNotaMissSteakDined on 9/23/2014We had a wonderful meal at the Club a Steakhouse,the service was excellent from the moment we entered until the moment we left,the food was outstanding,we both had Steaks and they were probably the best we ever had.As it was a special occasion for us we decided to go a little upmarket and we were not disappointed,Bruno our host was fantastic and took a photograph of us with our complementary dessert and presented it to us at the end of the night, A really great touch,Special Features:
- ExcellentCg77Dined on 9/22/2014We went for a evening meal and everything about it was fantastic from the service to the food. We were given a free lobster ravioli each and a selection of deserts free.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great Steaks in NYralphfjrDined on 9/19/2014This was a great find in NYC. If you like meat, Club A will not disappoint. There is nothing like a place that knows how to perfectly cook a steak. My wife and I truly enjoyed the experience a nice selection of wines.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good food, indifferent greetersespritv8gtDined on 9/19/2014Food was good, as expected and the waiting staff was reasonably attentive. The greeters were indifferent, bordering on rude. At first she couldn't find my reservation then after finally locating it, wouldn't seat us until the final member of our party showed up. Tiny bar area and no real place to wait so we have to stand around for 10 minutes. Now everyone is here and I go to ask us to be seated. Now a different girl tells me she can't find my reservation! WTF?! We did finally get seated and the rest of the evening was OK but the start ruined it for me. Definitely will not return. There are far more welcoming steak houses in NY.
- The best experience in NYCJuba77Dined on 9/17/2014Club A was the best restaurant in NYC that I visited. The food was delicious, the service was spectacular. A nice place for special occasion. Certainly I'll recommend to my friends !Special Features:
- Great SteakhouseLillilausDined on 9/17/2014Very pleasent Service, best Steak, very nice docoration, quiet compared to most of the steakhouses in NY. We will go back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LOVED THIS PLACEOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 9/13/2014The steak was delicious, I got the aged prime rib eye and my husband got the filet mignon they were both very delicious. Amazing service!! Again amazing service!! I would defiantly come back here and most certainly recommend it to a friend!!!Special Features:
- Great Steak RestaurantOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/13/2014If you want a steak restaurant in NYC where the food is excellent, the atmosphere relaxed and the service is genuinely professional without the pretention often found when fine dining in the city, this is the place to go. The owner and his team made us feel very welcome immediately upon arriving. We had informed them we were celebrating our wedding anniversary when booking through Open Table and they made sure every element of the evening was perfect. I'm not one to write reviews but the quality of this place is worth sharing. Especially when considering how easy it is to get fine dining wrong in a city as big as NYC. If you go enjoy! You won't be disappointed.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Wow factorRealoDined on 9/12/2014We chose this restaurant based on recommendations from Tripadvisor and we were not disappointed. The food, atmosphere and service were excellent. We payed more than we would normally budget for a meal as it was a special occassion, but we did not mind as it was worth every dollar we spent. Club A Steakhouse is a must visit if in New York.Special Features:
- Great ambiance and exellent foodMichalkdDined on 9/12/2014Romantic, exellent service and the porterhouse just superb. Enjoy!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great PlaceOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 9/11/2014Everything about this place was excellent. What was impressive is the owner dropped by our table a few to see if everything was okSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great meal and gorgeous serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/10/2014I was there for a special occasion, i asked my girlfriend to marry me, and the Club A's staff were extremely gentle and attentive. They brought 2 glasses of a delicious champagne and they took 2 photos of us which were presented in pasted on the menu. To sum up, we have a terrific and unforgettable night. For sure we'll back to Club A Steakhouse as soon as we can and we hope it'll happen in next year, in our honey moon. The Fillet Mingon was gorgeous.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- kingrexDined on 9/8/2014My wife and I celebrated our 40th anniversary at Club A Steakhouse. Service was exceptional, the food was wonderful, and we were made to feel special. We highly recommend it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Consistently excellentCarlos85Dined on 9/6/2014Nice please, great food , great service owner is always in making sure your experience is A plusSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Best Place I have ever eatenBeststeakhouseinNYCDined on 9/6/2014This is the greatest place i have ever eaten, the atmosphere was amazing the songs which were being played made the night even better. The food was amazing, the portion sizes are standard american (so Massive) and with the meal they gave us complimentary deserts which was very nice. Every time i travel to New York this will be the place i will be going to my first and last nightSpecial Features:
- Dining experience.DaisymayDined on 9/6/2014Very nice meal but a bit overpriced. Service was excellent and staff very attentive. The ambiance was good and there was live music, which added to the experience. My one big criticism, the plates were served cold so the food went cold before you could finish it.Special Features:
- scotsmanDined on 9/5/2014This was an anniversary dinner and couldn't have been nicer. The food, service and ambiance exceeded our expectations!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great FoodGeorgeDined on 9/5/2014Best steak i ever had. I brought my wife here for our anniversary and that was the right choice, i had NY strip steak and my wife had Ribeye steak and it was cooked to perfection. also the owner stopped by to check on our food and he is so generous, he told the waiter to pack our left over with full size of all the sides we had ordered. and also they brought us some deserts for free and took pic of us and gave us the print out. that was nice for the memories.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/5/2014It was a very nice atmosphere .the waiter was accommodating . The food was excellent.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- AwesomedenniscypriotDined on 9/4/2014I would fly next time 10 hours to Big Apple. Just to have steak and glass of Far Niente in Club A. After dessert I will fly back home, I'm happy, I know where the heaven is located. :-))Special Features:
- One of my NYC steakhouse faves!LisMVIPDined on 9/3/2014We always make sure to visit Club A when we come to town. Steak is well prepared and tastes great; the bacon appetizer is always a hit along with a caesar salad which you can tell is based off the original recipe. Service is always excellent and the servers are very attentive. Club A is a great experience, with a nice dimly lighted ambience and a decent noise level. We go with some friends that live in the city and we are always able to hear the conversation without talking to loud and not to mention the space between tables is very comfortable. If you are looking for a cool, fun steakhouse, Club A is the place to go.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lovely AtmospherewebbodinerDined on 9/2/2014visited for an anniversary meal on 2/9/14. Service was impeccable, food was excellent, staff very friendly . They made our evening extra special by the attentiveness they showed throughout our meal . Food was excellent, ravioli with Porcini mushrooms was delicious.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great find!!LouNYCVIPDined on 9/2/2014I was recommended to Club A so I brought an out of town guest. I was not disappointed. The food and service were great in a low key unstuffy atmosphere.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- anniversary dinnergreat2eatin6Dined on 8/30/2014went for our 45th anniversary excellent meal and made us feel specialSpecial Features:
- Nice atmosphere!hithehighwayDined on 8/30/2014The owner greeted us as we walked through the door, which is a nice touch and checked in at all tables throughout the evening. The service was great, the food was piping hot and cooked to perfection. We could actually hear each other talking, even though the room was filled. Dessert was an assortment of goodies, all were very tasty! We enjoyed our dinner and would go back again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- excellent servicelovefoodDined on 8/29/2014I booked this place online due to reviews on tripadvisor. We where waiting 30 minutes for our table but the staff more than pulled out the stops to compensate. The food was delicious was well worth the wait and our waitor JT was brilliant and very attentive. Worth a visit if ur in NYC will definitely return on my next visit.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- RomanticAmelieDined on 8/29/2014Romantic, good food...I loved the surprise!! Great photo, great food, amazing experience.... Adorei o ambiente!!!! A carne estava divina!!!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Nice FindpablomarcoDined on 8/29/2014We were seated immediately at a candle lit table. The wine list is outstanding for US wines. Many good choices at moderate prices. We had the porterhouse steak for two which was cooked correctly with a nice char. The meal was topped off with a complimentary dessert plate. Considering all that we got, Club A is a good value in Manhattan. The owner was present and friendly, a nice touch.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- cena da raccomandareraffaele66Dined on 8/28/2014facilmente prenotabile tramite internet. Servizio di alto livello. Carne di ottimo taglio e superba cottura ( media); ci hanno offerto una sorta di raviolone ai funghi che ritengo davvero molto buono, come antipasto. Il proprietario che parla anche un po' di italiano, è stato cordiale e cortese ed interessato ai propri ospiti. Sicuramente non è un locale economico, ma è in sintonia con la centralità ed i prezzi americani ( spesa prevista intorno ai 90 $ / a persona con forti oscillazioni verso l'alto a seconda del vino), ma vi assicuro che per una serata "particolare", ne vale la pena. Decisamente felice della sceltaSpecial Features:
- Absolutely GorgeousKrissyloveDined on 8/27/2014I booked a week in advanced for three people, and they were extremely accommodating. The space was comfy, the waiters were great and extremely attentive. The complimentary ravioli and dessert was awesome. Tiramisu was perfect, and the steaks according to my friends were amazing.Special Features:
- The promised reviewcBiersDined on 8/27/2014This is a really nice, upper class place with excellent food and drinks. The meals are quite expensive, but in the end our bill was not higher than in other comparable Restaurants because an appetizer as well as an excellent dessert were on the house. Our waiter was really friendly and interested and everything went really well. Best steak I ever had! If you order sides, be careful, the portion sizes are quite large, so sharing is advised (an error we made, we had to send half of it back untouched, which was a real shame). In summary, a really nice place to go as a couple and have a great time/dinner.Special Features:
- Done to perfection!!!MAGWVIPDined on 8/26/2014We had the Osso Buco and the prime rib steak. The Osso Buco came out soft and tender, anyone who likes Osso Buco knows that the bone marrow is the piece de resistance and it was delicious. Then we shared the prime rib steak, it came out on a sizzling plate served beautifully by our waiter Brian. Who might I add gave an excellent wine suggestion. The steak was cooked to perfection and you could not ask for anything more. The owner Bruno walks around his restaurant making you feel warm and welcome. Perfect evening, perfect meal, makes the perfect night.... that's what I can say about this restaurant.Special Features:
- Superb!KarenLeeDined on 8/26/2014Our experience at Club A Steakhouse, from the raw oysters, the rib eye, the wine, complimentary mushroom risotto and dessert, to the service, was nothing short of excellent. Brian, our waiter was attentive, courteous, and friendly. Bruno the owner stopped by to say hi. It is that personal touch that makes the experience so special. When I first read the reviews of the restaurant prior to dining there, reading that so many mentioned the people there by name that I confess I even suspected that the reviewers were related to the restaurant. Now I am doing so myself. Club A Steakhouse should be renamed Club A+++!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Anniversary DinnerAnnivrsaryDined on 8/25/2014An absolute jewel of a restaurant amongst many other restaurants. Service was excellent with a wide range of food from their menu.Special Features:
- Great evening at club ASvenDined on 8/25/2014We had a great and tasty evening at club A. Nice and cosy ambiance, you feel really welcome. Excellent wine card, discovered the excellent US versions of Antinori wines, we knew and appreciate them as famous winemakers in Italy. Very tasty starters (crab and lobster). Great steak, perfect prepared piece of meat. Last but not least service and accueil on same high level, the owner presented his grandson during our visit. Succession is assured!Special Features:
- Perfect FindDennisDined on 8/23/2014Dined at Club A Steakhouse in August 2014. The service was excellent but not overbearing. The steaks were cooked to perfection. Great piano player playing at the bar just added to this special occasion.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- birthday dinner for boyfriendTraceroseDined on 8/23/2014I booked this as a surprise birthday dinner for my boyfriend during our stay in NY. I requested a table upstairs based on other reviews I'd read and was pleased they accommodated that. It definitely felt cosier and the music playing added to the atmosphere. The menu given to us said happy birthday at the top and we were each given a complimentary starter and selection of desserts with a candle! We ordered steak for our mains which was delicious and I had mashed potato - very tasty and my boyfriend had garlic fries which he said were ok. Couldn't fault the service. Overall very happy.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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Robert Bruce, who farms near Dixie, Ga., says he's had success with making the first PGR application on his cotton planted behind wheat at the fifth-leaf stage in conjunction with his over-the-top Roundup agricultural herbicide spray. His practice has been four ounces followed two weeks later by another application if he thinks the cotton needs more. When the crop begins squaring at the top, he applies another 16 ounces to set a top crop.
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Tracy High's playoff run ended Friday, Nov. 22, after visiting Jesuit High of Carmichael took the initiative in the second half for the Marauders' 49-28 win at Wayne Schneider Stadium.
It was a bittersweet ending for the Bulldogs, whose season came to a close short of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division I semifinals and a chance to play defending section champion Folsom, which beat Franklin of Elk Grove 49-16 on Friday.
"I feel like I left everything on the field," senior tackle Alex Warner said, adding that the bond among players grew stronger with every game.
"I'm just sad that I don't get to play with my family. That's my family right there."
Junior linebacker Brandon Russell said it took a couple games early in the season for the team to find its rhythm. The Bulldogs then won nine games in a row and won the San Joaquin Athletic Association title.
"I remember the first game (in the new stadium) was one of the best feelings I've ever had," Russell said.
"All the way to tonight we handled our business and got better every week," he added. "Honestly I wouldn't take any other team."
Friday's game was close through the first half. Tracy coach Matt Shrout said that Jesuit used its offensive options to keep the Bulldogs off-balance in the second half.
"It was a few little things," Shrout said. "We got mixed up in our coverage at the half and gave them 14 points right there. We just didn't tackle very well. The things that we wanted to do that we did all week long (in practice), we just didn't do tonight."
The Bulldogs (10-2, 5-0 SJAA) got some early momentum after Jesuit (9-3, 2-3 Delta River League) was held to three-and-out on its opening drive. Russell blocked the punt and jumped on the ball on the Jesuit 6-yard line. Three plays later junior Nate Jones dove in for a 2-yard touchdown.
Jesuit responded with a 74-yard drive, capped by senior Ben Parietti's 12-yard touchdown run.
Tracy opened the second quarter with a three-play, 69-yard drive that included a 42-yard run for Jones and a 21-yard touchdown run for senior Chaz Briggs.
Jesuit scored right after on junior Denzel Perkins' 95-yard kickoff return. The Marauders took the lead at the close of the second quarter with senior quarterback Jason Elenberger's 25-yard pass to Parietti.
Tracy started the second half with Jones scoring on a 91-yard kickoff return to tie it 21-21.
Jesuit sophomore Ben Bisharat took advantage of an open path for a 57-yard touchdown, and Elenberger passed to senior Michael Molier for a 76-yard touchdown midway through the third.
The Marauders scored at the start of the fourth with Parietti's 25-yard touchdown run. Tracy responded with senior quarterback Damon Stroup's 26-yard touchdown pass to Jones in the end zone.
Jesuit then took its time on a 64-yard drive, including Elenberger's 19-yard touchdown run, to go ahead 49-28 with 2:23 left on the clock.
Tracy finished the night with 247 yards of offense. Jones totaled 123 yards on 18 carries for most of Tracy's 187 rushing yards.
"Tonight we played hard, we just didn't do enough," Jones said. "There were a couple mistakes that we had. At the end of the day, Jesuit just played harder than us tonight."
Stroup completed five of 11 passes for 60 yards, including two to senior Eric Hawkins and two to junior Josh Clarke. Senior kicker Cameron Divoky made two of three point-after kicks, and junior Jason Nelson ran in a 2-point conversion. On defense Tracy junior Jacob Alvarado had an interception and 35-yard return.
Jesuit covered 370 yards on offense with 270 yards rushing and 100 yards passing.
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As a funeral director, Elden V. LaHayne dedicated his life to helping people as they grieved the loss of their loved ones.
"He wanted to help people through the worst times in their lives," said his son, Elden B. LaHayne. "He believed in treating families right."
Elden V. LaHayne, 90, of Munster and formerly of Hammond, died Jan. 13. He began his career in funeral service in 1941, and after returning from World War II, he graduated from the Indiana College of Mortuary Science in Indianapolis. He worked for several funeral homes, and in 1970, he and his son began LaHayne Funeral Home. He retired in 2001.
He was a World War II Marine veteran, where he received a Purple Heart for an injury he received during the Battle of Okinawa. He was involved in several military veterans organizations.
He was preceded in death by his wife of 62 years, Edith LaHayne, in July 2008.
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Starbucks has debuted a $7 grande cup of coffee -- the most expensive joe the nation's No. 1 coffeehouse has ever served. And that's for a 16-ounce cup of plain black coffee (perhaps with a little milk).
"The Costa Rica Finca Palmilera coffee costs $40 for a half-pound bag and $6 for a 12-ounce 'tall' cup, Lisa Passe, a Starbucks spokeswoman, said in an e-mail. It's made from a rare, difficult-to-grow varietal called Geisha."
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Name: Jason & John
Location: Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn
Size: 2,800 square feet, Tudor-style single family home
Years lived in: 4 years
"Green is our neutral," explains Jason, as my jaw drops. Everything in Jason and John's house that can have color does. And every color is saturated. I can't stop smiling and sometimes I have to laugh out loud for the sheer joy of it.
John and Jason have a long history and familiarity with design. After years of working as editors for major design magazines, they have joined forces to form an interior design firm. Their home is their test lab.
Four years ago, John and Jason decided they wanted more living/entertaining space. Their realtor, aware of their limited budget, took the couple to an architecturally significant Brooklyn neighborhood to see a Tudor house that hadn't been lovingly cared for over the years but hadn't been destroyed either. Over its century long life, the house did not get subdivided into multiple units and, other than in the kitchen, no owner took the time or interest to make major changes. John and Jason appreciated the original layout and saw its 'English Country House' potential. After fifteen months worth of plumbing, electrical work, a new roof, new windows, the restoration of the existing moulding, a gut renovation of the kitchen, and a complete build-out of the raw attic and basement spaces, they moved in.
In the four years since, furniture has come and gone, slipcovers have dressed and undressed vintage sun room couches, lamps have been custom-shaded and 're-shaded' with an ever rotating cadre of fabrics, window treatments have been swapped around the house or replaced outright, and pillows have been plentiful but always on short term residency. Rather than experiment on their clients' homes, John and Jason are happy to explore patterns, the mixing of colors, and the handiwork of upholsterers on home turf. As Jason put it, he and John like to "throw bologna against the wall and see what sticks."
As broad reaching interior designers, John and Jason are well versed in the high end as well as the low. Their home is a seamless blend of garage sale finds altered to their precise specifications alongside limited edition pieces, expensive fabrics, and mass-produced products. Every object, regardless of its origin, is treated equally — recognized for its important role in contributing to the final vision! These are two really talented guys who aren't afraid to design out loud. As professionals, they take whimsy very seriously. John and Jason's efforts, witnessed here, should put the final nail in the coffin of beige as a fall-back design solution. This home is simply awe-inspiring.
NOTE: There is just too much of John and Jason's masterpiece to cover in one post. Today's slide show includes the living room, guest bedroom and guest bath. Parts 2 and 3 of Jason and John's home walks through their den, dining room, and master bedroom suite. And check out their kitchen on thekitchn.com.
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Style: We wanted to create something of a British country house feeling in the city, a place that showcases eclectic influences but feels like it's been lived in for dozens of years. There are patterns everywhere and gobs of color and lots of whimsy: The goal was to keep the eye constantly engaged and entertained. And comfort is king: This is a house where you can put your feet up and relax.
Inspiration: Nancy Lancaster. Auntie Mame's Beekman Place apartment. The gardens at Hidcote. The Beverly Hills Hotel coffee shop. Manhattan's Indochine restaurant. The film, The Women (the orginal — not the remake). Dorothy Draper. John Fowler's hunting lodge. Bern's Steak House. The Greenbrier in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. Tony Duquette. Clearwater, Florida's sadly departed Kapok Tree Restaurant.
Favorite Element: The comfort. The wallpaper that covers nearly every square inch of the place — including many ceilings. And the fireplace that we have going all winter long.
Biggest Challenge: The living room was awkward thanks to the traffic pattern, so we couldn't use rugs. Our solution was to paint the floor with green-and-white stripes, and that pulled the whole space together.
What Friends Say: Our friends love it: They come all the way from Manhattan for our dinner parties (and on multiple occasions to boot!). We get "fun!" a lot and "I love the color and patterns!" quite a bit, too. Jason's mom — more of a Calvin Klein minimalist — calls our house the "knick-knack shack."
Biggest Embarrassment: None. Any "mistake" can be tweaked or re-painted or propped or slipcovered. (Although I almost once Be-Dazzled our duvet, but then I thought twice.)
Proudest DIY: We are super handy, so we are always changing out light fixtures and painting. We look at our home as a design lab, so it is constantly in a state of flux. We landscaped our backyard ourselves — including the installation of some 20-foot birch trees that we had to drag down an alley and over a wall.
Biggest Indulgence: The wallpaper that covers every square inch. And the custom-made lampshades and window treatments that we are constantly switching out.
Best Advice: Be bold or you just may grow mold. Or, put a smile on your style.
Dream Source: World Market mixed with a Marrakesh soukh. Or style guru Marian McEvoy's storage unit.
- • Wallpaper from Matthew Williamson for Habitat
- • Floor paint by Farrow & Ball
• Sofa from Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, slipcovered in a green cotton from Calico Corners with seat cushions in floral Decorators Walk fabric from Schumacher
• Floral print armchairs slipcovered in floral print Decorators Walk fabric from Schumacher
• Marrakech side table from Baker Studio
• Regency-styled chandelier from Shades of Light
• Day bed from Mitchell Gold, slipcovered in bamboo print from Decorators Walk for Schumacher and cushion in printed cotton fabric from Thibaut
• Wall paint, Glidden
- • Stair runner from Dash & Albert
• Grasscloth wallpaper from Seabrook
• All frames from Larson Juhl
- • Bed from the Milling Road collection from Baker
• Wallpaper on walls and ceiling from Thibaut
• Window treatments fabricated from cotton fabrics from Calico Corners
• Wall paint, Glidden
- • All tiles from Ann Sacks
• All plumbing from Kohler
• Wallpaper from Hinson
• Wall paint, Glidden
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I'd like to see more but can't get past the stupid Walmart popup in the middle of the House Tour Photos.
Perhaps you should have saved this one for St. Patrick's day!
Wow! I'm loving this so much.
Any of these shots would have been a great "Guess the decade" post :)
This could have been a craptastic disaster but you guys completely managed to make it work! Everything from the rhinestones on the wallpaper to the fantastic moulding to the multiple fabrics on the furniture is just amazing. I feel like I need my own post just to comment on everything that I love. So I'll just say job well done and I can't wait for part deux.
it's a lot of look but i love it. really stylish. i'm in love with that yellow etagere in the bedroom.
The painted parquet floor is amazing!
When you want to go for then go for it and here they went for it.
This must of been so much fun and that you treat it like a lab is great because there is no fear in that approach.
You guys really pulled it off, love all the details must be something in person.
What color is the paint in the living room? You just could of not selected a better pale blue for those greens and yellows.
Wow. I feel like my eyes have just been on a tropical vacation... thank you for providing an antidote to the white snow and gray skies outside my window. All your bold choices have added up to a great success!
Whoa this house is amazing! Talk about escaping to your happy place... this place looks like it would be happy all the time! I think if Lilly Pulitzer had an interior designer love child this would be its house!
Where is the flowered bedspread (or duvet) from?
Totally not my style, but at the same time you guys rock. Over the top but fantastic at the the same time. It would be fun to be a guest in your home.
Fabulous. Not my style at all but so well done I think I could live in it and love it. That might not sound like high praise but from a minimalist like me, it is!
This is about as far as I could get away from my own style and you'd have to put a gun to my head to have that much lime green in my eyesight....but this house is fabulous.
Jason and John are so COOL. I wish they were my friends--I want some of their gutsy fabulousness to rub off on me. It might not be everyone's taste, but these guys know what they're doing and they're doing it right. Such talent. (I'm on my way right now, by the way, to find my conch shell so I can put it in the corner of my bathtub. I'm not kidding.) Seriously, that guest bedroom (not to mention the linen closet!) has me smiling from ear to ear. I can't wait for tomorrow!
Loved the bathroom so much! The whole place is great and happy-making, but that bathroom . . . damn! I want!
I love this--this is one of the most original places I've seen on this site. Perfect taste.
holly macaroni!!! I love every detail, every corner, every fabric....
wooowww what an amazing place.
best house tour in a LONG time. total awesomeness!
What an absolute delight! And what a relief from current (or any) design orthodoxy. It is such a joy to behold an environment that reflects genuine and unique personality. Thank you for bringing this to our attention.
I love the fabric on the loveseat in the guest bedroom (photos 25 and 26). Can you tell me what it is and where it's from?
To boldly go where no one has gone before...your home is a riotous, joyful, and beautiful display of color and prints. I know this neighborhood and you guys are a secret garden. Bravo.
this place is absolutely over the top. your place is awesome and bravo to your boldness. that said, i would absolutely go cuckoo for cocoa puffs if i lived here. i don't even think i could be over for a cocktail party without needing to be check into McLean, Dorthea Dix, or somewhere of the sort.
This is wonderful, but do you get tired of living in a show home? I feel I'd love to just take a few ideas from it and incorporate it into my home, such as the bombastic floral/plant wallpapers. Congratulations!
There's so much to look at. It's unique, alive with color. I love it; gives me ideas for my dull apartment. I can't paint walls but after viewing your home, I think I have a plan. Thanks
I would have loved to vote on a place like this in the color contest! Gorgeous, fun and very live-able.
I can't get enough .... And the gray and white armoire is just stunning
And their cute green sweaters, too!
So many awesome things, but I adore the purple art piece and adjacent lampshade in the corner window of the living room. Origins?
This could be a masters class in pattern mixing. Well Done!
And I think any color can be a neutral if you deem it so :)
It is too much for me. Nowhere for my eyes to rest, except the tile in the bathroom. Still, I like the green, just too much pattern.
F'in glorious
Go big or go home (to your boring house that isn't lime green)
Oh my heck I just squealed and giggled! What a lovely home! Love the color and all the detail.
the rhinestones on the wallpaper really inspired me. Love the saturated color, just not into the patterns but bravo anyway!
I should hate this. I love this. This is so fun and fresh and modern. This is the exact opposit of Eddie Ross' style, in which he uses some of the same elements, but strangely comes out with a more old fashioned result. I would love to curl up with a cup of coffee and a book here.
Gloriously exorbitant! I love the house and the guts of its inhabitants.
What a breath of spring on this dreary day. It reminds me of the excitement of opening up a brand new big box of fresh sharp crayolas. Really want that antique love seat with the leafy upholstery.
I am completely overwhelmed—in the most wonderful way!
Ditto on wanting to know the fabric on the guest bedroom settee.
And a vote for: I personally don't think I could live there, but it is fantastic nonetheless!
Masters of pattern. If I tried this, my house would look like the discount section at Fabricland. :)
Now I can see it!
I agree w/ the others: This is complete fabulousness.
So much inspiration here - the details make it all incredibly special.
Q: The Greek Key motif on the glass coffee table:
Did it come that way, was it professionally done or was it something that J & J created themselves?
I am so in love...can you please do this to my house?
In my dream world not only would I have a house like this, but I would have decorated it, as well. That will never happen, so instead I will bookmark this and stare at it every day and pretend. This is so completely fabulous and wonderful. I don't know how it happens that this house has SO much going on, but it doesn't feel overwhelming, or how it is so different than what I think I want my apartment and future house to look, but I love it so much and could totally be happy here. Also, green is my favorite color! You both obviously need to come decorate my house (2 years from now). :)
Love everything about these fabulous fellas and their home, what a joyful place they've created. I have two burning questions: Who is the artist of the man's portrait in View # 10 and main view of living room? What is the source for the kitchen cabinets?
This is one of the best home tours AT's served up. Bravo for celebrating their originality and verve. Thanks!
Holy Guacamole, Batman!
absolutely stunning
This house makes me dizzy. I love it but would go crazy if I lived there.
Great job guys! I love seeing what other people are capable of creating whether it is of my own personal style or not... Good design speaks for itself... Yours speaks volumes!
This is the house where Spring lives, awesome!
It reminds me a bit of Glenn Close's performance in "Dangerous Liasons".
That bathroom... even the toilet is beautiful!
Love, love, love. I'm such a fan of mixing pattern and color. This space is so well executed and really inspirational. Well done!
Good lord, this is fabulous. I love everything about it, but particularly the crewel bedspread and crewel-esque wallpaper in the bedroom. They totally remind me of my grandmother, who had excellent taste and a gorgeous house.
Dey, the fabric on the seat in the guest bedroom is by Joseph Frank:
It's one of my favorite fabrics!
This is the most delightful home I've ever seen. I love it! I sooooo want to spend time there and hang out! I'm bookmarking the photos for personal reference. :)
These guys know what they're doing obviously. I guess if you're going to be a "maximalist" you might as well just throw caution out the window and go full steam ahead. And I bet it's a lot harder than just tossing a little bit of everything into a space - you really have to have a keen eye.
I'm going to take some inspiration from this without embracing its full aesthetic. For me that means being less afraid of using some pattern and mixing it up.
Props for the painted floor and the gray armoire in pic #27.
I love it! My husband would not -- not that our house would look nearly that fabulous if he did, but it would be nice to have the option to go all out. I'm very envious of your ability to commit to a color and use variations of it everywhere. If I could do the same, I feel like it would make decorating our home much easier. *sigh* I guess a girl can still dream...
Really lovely job. Thank you for sharing.
You know, most of this stuff I would hate on it's own, but everything together makes it work in a delicious, insane way.
A one in a million example of more is better.
Fabulous. Thanks so much for sharing your home.
Your home is a breath of fresh air...makes me feel like its springtime! Love all the green! (even your sweaters were green! hehe!) Anyway, your home is fabulous and I can't stop going back and looking at all the photos. Thanks for the inspiration...green is becoming my new favorite color!
This house reminds me of the enormous excessive goo-covered ice cream sundae monstrosities served at Serendipity in New York: it looks delicious from across the room, but I wouldn't want to eat one! There's an aggressive quality in these rooms that I think would be difficult to live with, but bravo to the boys for having the stones to really 'go there' without ending up in Grannyland (with Eddie Ross).
To Jill--
These photos are GORGEOUS.
And to "the boys": This shouldn't work... but totally does. Fun, sweet and colorful without being juvenile.
"years of working as editors for major design magazines.."
It shows. : )
Nice tour, thank you!!
I feel like Alice in Wonderland and I just went down the rabbit hole.... That's a compliment. Well done on creating a new world inside of your walls.
WOW! The Kapok Tree brings back memories. As a kid, no trip to Florida was complete without a souvenir Kapok Tree hurricane glass. Thanks for the trip down memory lane!
Two words come to mind....bold and fearless! The incredible use of colors and patterns put together in unconventional ways. That really takes guts and a great eye! There's so much going on...but it all ties in together without looking like a mismatched mess. The bedroom is really impressive...the use of several patterns...even on the ceiling! I could never pull that off. I admire anyone who has that talent. Again...incredible!
Okay, I'm totally LOLing over this tour. But I'm laughing with Jason & John, not at them! Important distinction.
Totally original and perfectly executed. Just lovely.
I hate to be a negative nancy but..... when I started the slideshow I fell in love. The further I got through the slideshow, the more and more I knew that I couldn't stand the home. Without wishing to be rude, that guest bedroom is just too much. The excessive use of patterns.... it looks like a cluttered attic... not the calm, relaxed atmosphere I assume most people would wish for sleeping. I'm sure they're lovely people but this decor just isn't for me.
Great advice! I love your painted floors, bathroom and kitchen.
Of all the rooms, the bathroom is my fave. Maybe it's that wonderful leafy wallpaper, or maybe the warm looking yellow tile or maybe the generous marble surround on the tub. I could soak in that tub for a long time. That room is perfect!
Great House, but what I really love is the 50 or so Walmart ads that pop up almost over every photograph. Way to go AT, It's good for your economy to have all those impressions popping up directly over the images we are trying to look at.
Even items that I don't usually care for I LOVE LOVE in this home!
It's so Victorian, yet modern, fresh, and fun.
Do people NOT have pop-up blockers engaged in their browsers?
I've never had any ad, ever, pop up here at AT.
I grew up in Miami, and this place reminds me of the way houses looked when I was little. I love it!
what a talent you have! the style is bold, but the mixing technique is so subtle. your spaces are so intricate and thoughtful, it gives me pause. to try and recreate it would be like following a rabbit down a hole. i am just going to soak it up with my subconscious and know that it will infuse my own sense of style.
The chair in photo 10 is the best thing in the whole house. I want one.
While looking at this tour, I imagined that this was my (imaginary) super cool eccentric grandma's house. I would invite my friends over to her place just for the chance to listen to her strange stories and stare at all of her crazy collections. Then, my awesome imaginary grandma would make us tea and cookies in her full length floral moo moo wearing her blue eyeshadow, bright red lipstick and horn rimmed glasses... and and everything would be right in the world.
I can bake. When shall I move my stuff in?
Also, source for the carpet in slide #27, pretty please...and if you're looking for a literary agent, call me. Let's do lunch.
I laughed at a previous comment about how the person would go cooko for cocoa puffs if they lived here. I too would go batty, but this is just so awesome. Bedazzled walls! Seriously? You have managed to step so very far out of the box and make it work! Bravo. Most interesting thing on this site in a long time. Such a breath of vibrant, knock your socks of air!
i really just love this. one of my favorite (if not THE favorite) house tours on AT. thanks for sharing your home! looking forward to the rest of the rooms.
With 89 comments, not sure you need another. Obviously a lot of readers were impacted by the design. The guys have a great sense of humor and you can tell they are confident with their style choices. They even chose to be photographed wearing green sweaters! I love patterns and have always used stripes, checks, florals together in a room. The wallpaper reminds me of William Morris designs but is used too extensively for my eye. I kept looking for the calm setting hoping I'd at least find it in the bedroom. No, but wait, there it is at last; the yard!
I guess I'm in the minority when I say that I don't like this place at all...it is WAAAAAAAAY too much for me! I do like their matching sweaters though.
I just love love love it! the attention to detail is just fabulous!
Please can you tell me where you purchased those gorgeous green bamboo chairs in your garden, and that beautiful yellow oriental bookcase?
Your bathroom is stunning, it looks like it should be in Raffles Singapore.
love love the stripe floor!! So very Alice in Wonderland feel.
Now I really have spring fever!
I'm LOVING these colours, so fresh, and the flooring, where can I get floor like that?
I'm teetering on that thin line between love and hate. I'm a minimalist by heart, but I can't deny that this house is special and the owners/designers are talented. It takes skill to mix patterns, colors and furniture scales like that. It's nice (as an interior designer myself) to see fellow designers take risks like this and pull it off.
too much going on in the house....not loving it at all! makes me feel dizzy!
Dazzling! I want play too.
Susan Windsor Jones
It's an updated take on my great-grandmother's old farmhouse. Just beautiful.
Crazy creative and brave!! Well done.
I also have the same green Thibaut pattern as on the daybed. Did you have the fireplace screen made from the deer motif in the fabric? It's fab!
i want to live in that bedroom, as it looks before picture 34. Picture 34 shows the wall opposite the bed and I felt that wall was too much. Maybe leave that dresser and the frames on the wall, but bring in those awesome chairs from picture 10 in to flank both sides.
Regardless, I want that room's bench, curtains, roman shades, rug, bed pillows...8-)
Even on their own, bright colors, mixed patterns, and lots of tchotchkes always set me on edge, make me tense... but this... this is delightful! Even if I lived next door I would jump at the chance to stay in that guest room!
Where do I start.... Rhinestones on the wallpaper - glad you showed it - sounds tacky - looks very unique - liked it! LOVED the kitchen wallpaper. I liked every patterned piece you had - the fabrics were amazing!
If you ever decide to get ride of the bench in the guest room - I'd be more than happy to take it off your hands!!
This just makes me happy. I never would've been so bold to create this, but just the same I'm in love. It feels fresh! Thanks for sharing something with a twist instead of a C&B or West Elm catalog!
You had me at the rhinestone wallpaper. This is crazy genius fantastical.
I like what you are trying, but you need to watch your scale and formality of the fabric. Just because you like the fabric and it has green or some other color you have in the room does not mean you use it. Edit so your beautiful furnishings show through. All I see is pattern and color, I don't really see all the wonderful pieces and details. For example, your two side chairs in the living room would have much better impact if you left the seat cushion the same as the rest of the fabric, green with contrasting piping. I love your spunk but really think about your pattern choices. If you have to talk the piece into the room, it doesn't fit.
Love this little green machine. There is so much to see I would never get bored.
Oh I gosh I am so covetous, green with envy, etc. Amazing textiles, great mix of scales, perfect blend of current with classic.
You two are mad scientists of design in your laboratory. I couldn't live with it myself, but I love that the space exists in the world. Very cool :)
Wow. This place is fantastic. Bold and beautiful.
I don't think I would want to live there (a lot of the furniture fabric is too "Del Boca Vista" for me), but I would certainly love to visit and stay in that guestroom a few days. :)
Dying for the owl lamp in the guest room and for the chance to decorate a little girl's room so I can bedazzle her wallpaper.
i'm not a fan of the color but this is amazing.
how do you sleep in that bedroom? there is so much going on that there is NO calmness at all!
too much color, too much pattern, just simply TOO MUCH
i guess if you wanna live in a giant green buca di beppo it's great....
i couldn't finish the slide show, i got bored. it's busy an bold, but all the same...
don't understand everyone falling all over themselves over it.
It's delightfully daring and fresh in a vintage way. Go team green! I love that it doesn't look like anything else, they took a risk and it looks playful and fun. Well done.
This house looks like an explosion of . . . something. I don't know. Too much for me.
I happen to be a particular fan of green, but no one could possibly help being overcome with delight at these pictures.
This house tour is so NOT my style but I love it. I wish I had a small piece of their talent. I have a pretty floral wallpaper in my bathroom, peach tile with blue trim tile and I can't get past white curtains! Love all of the green. Great job guys.
I love it! I feel like if I spent an hour or so there, I'd want to go out and paint a picture or something. It's vibrant and fun! Stimulating!
I'm getting flashbacks to the little old ladies houses I went to as a kid for tea and biscuits. Very entertaining, and in Lefferts Gardens! - Very unexpected!!
I respect the enthusiasm behind the decor even though it isn't what I would gravitate to.
Would certainly love to know where that living room table is from..anyone know?
I love this! Could not possibly live there, but visiting would be fun. Wouldn't be able to sleep in that guest bedroom, though - WAY too much pattern for me.
I like your fearlessness and attitude that this is your "lab"
I would like to see the garden when it's not dormant.
Also, where did you get the fabulous tulip-lily type lamp in the living room?
This is one house tour where I actually wanted to see more vignettes :)
Beautiful, beautiful, BEAUTIFUL! Such inspiration! I'm breathless! What a thrill to see something so bold. I can't wait to see part B.
Only problem I'd have with living in this house is how much time I'd lose just staring at the pretty things around me. If I were a guest in that bedroom, you'd never get me out. That wallpaper!
You guys rocked it! Keep up the great work! Love it all, especially the entry wallpaper.
Green is my neutral too!
and I have to repeat what everybody has said: WOW!
I live in Lefferts Garden too. I love this.
Best of luck to you both. I'm sure that you'll be mad successful.
Not so much "English country" as Ladies' Day at Royal Ascot ...
Wouldn't have painted the parquet flooring.
Surprise me.
Delight me.
Teach me something. Ah! That's the secret of mixing patterns!
Inspire me.
I want to respect the owner's EYE. That they saw something that the average person might have missed. That they have their own point of view.
Make me feel something. Even if that something is a little "too" for me. Too sterile. Too bright. Too happy. Too crazy. Too gloomy. Too mixed-up.
That's what I want in a tour.
This tour is ALL that and more. Absolutely fearless use of color and pattern. It makes you feel something as soon as you walk in. It's a "show home" that totally feels liveable and that's hard to do.
There's nothing wrong with a busy guest room. You're a guest? In someone ELSE'S home? You're livin' in their world , baby. And it's just color and pattern, people! It's not like they've installed a mechanical rooster or the Eye of Sauron above the bed!
And the intensity of the arrangement nixing the individual beauty of the pieces? That is clearly a design choice that they have embraced. You gotta sit down and soak it all in. I'm sure then, things jump out at you. Some folks like to showcase pieces -- most do, I think. I think that's a sort of catalog strategy. Freaking hats off the folks who do it different.
One of my favorite tours, evah! Good pick, editors!
This house just makes me smile - beautiful!
jason and john, you guys are so talented. i hope i marry someone rich 2nd time around so you guys can decorate my new digs!
John and Jason - you're amazing!
I'm in love with your bathroooooom! It is amazing. A lamp over the toilet? Over the top.
This by far is one of my all time favorite house tours! I love it all...parquet floor, wallpaper, pillows, contrasting patterns, colors, vignettes, lamp shades. I could go on & on! Boy, I can't wait for Part II! Fantastic job, guys! And, here I thought I was the only one who loved to layer and layer and layer! It's great to see I'm not alone in my over the top decorating world! I would love to feature your home on my blog after the other Parts are featured. My readers would love the sheer color of it all! Please let me know if that is okay. Keeping my fingers crossed while I wait to hear from you.
Bravo! Bravo!
It's bold, fun, personal, creative, beautiful, interesting, unique...so amazing. The bathroom is esp. fabulous.
This house tour made my day. Thanks!
What a delightful surprise! I'm a few days behind on reading my AT posts, and to think I might have missed this! All time great post!
All I can say is "WOW". This is beautiful.
Absolutely fabulous!! I especially love the living room. Well done gentlemen!
Just amazing! Pure talent!
not my style at all but so well done and so beautiful, colorful, harmonious - i would be delighted if this was my home!
amazing job!
The livingroom and kitchen are beautiful! The entire apartment is fresh looking. Not so crazy about the wallpaper on the celing of the bedroom, it closes it in too much for me. Fantastic place though!
The guest bedroom reminds me of a present I once got. I love the bedspread and the wallpaper. ... like decadent wrapping paper on a soft, cushy bed of dreams!
The only thing I'm having trouble with is the painted floor. Why go through all the trouble of bricking your fireplace facade in a parquet-mimicking design if you paint over your parquet?
The house has great bones, and you've used them well. It looks like the perfect place for a refreshing escape from city life... in the city! I love the green, too.
This is superb! How do you like the neighborhood? We were considering it a while back but were discouraged by the commute.
John and I are thrilled with the feedback... Wow! We are over the moon. Hmm, let's see if I can address a few comments:
-We painted our parquet floor because it was ruined when our contractors forgot to cover a hole in the ceiling when it rained (and we were out of town). We had to patch the original parquet and paint it because the patches stood out like sore thumbs.
-The ceiling in the guest bedroom really isn't claustrophobic, it opens the room--even though the vine pattern can be a little Audrey-ish from Little Shop of Horrors (perhaps a scare technique to make sure my parents only shack up every now and then).
-The house really is very soothing and doesn't come across as too busy in person (I swear). It really does engage the eye, though. I'll be curious what you all think in Part II (thank you, Jill!).
-We LOVE Lefferts Gardens, a terrific, very neighborly place perfectly situated by Prospect Park and the Brooklyn Botanic Garden.
I have been traveling, so more anon.
Jason Oliver
They have some beautiful pieces! But, I have to say that the overall look is just a tad overwhelming to the eye. If it were my space, I would tone it down just a couple of notches. : )
Just when I fantasize about how I could get my house on Apt Therapy, I come across a home like this that just puts my fantasies to shame. Wow! I'm so impressed with your home.
aweekinparis - I agree, this house was in a magazine. I remember the kitchen tiles and the monkey wallpaper. I even searched through a bunch this weekend trying to figure it out, but couldn't find it.
I love this house!
Reminds me of my grandmother's apartment back in the 70's, when she instilled in me the appreciation of good shoes and a stiff Shirley Temple.
John and Jason are rather accomplished interior designers. Their work has appeared in many shelter mags, and this house in Cottage Living and Domino (both before they folded, of course). In other words, the place SHOULD be gorgeous. It was my impression that apartmenttherapy generally showcased homes of non-professional designers, but the real deal is always a treat.
Thank you for sharing... fabulous home!
And you only have to meet them once to know these guys are as warm, beautiful, and fun to be around as their home!
Guys, your place is a treasure for home interior and a huge inspiration for all of us that we love mix and matching.
I hope you to live the perfect life and be always that creative.
I m so glad you shared this with us!
Ifigenia Mataraga
Love the colors. Love the ceilings. Love the banana tree wallpaper. Love everything.
Best apartment ever! I am so incredibly inspired. You guys are my heroes! If only my future maxi-pad can be this fabulous!
I love the chair with the fabric of the veiled ladies (Slide 10). I'm dying to know where that fabric is from, I'd make a whole couch out of it.
insanity...in a good way. and an obvious labor of love. heart the jewels on the wall and in love with all of the imaginative mixing going on in your home...i want to copy something but can't figure out where to begin...
I have a headache; I need a nap...
Nice shout out to Lefferts Gardens. Will you guys please design & open a coffee shop/design shop or restaurant in the neighborhood?
Love it! Please tell me the name of the fabric on the bedroom settee!
I lived in Jason and John's hyper saturated home from 1957 thru 1974 with my parents and sister. I have very fond memories of the home and neighborhood but I always thought the neighborhood was called Flatbush--where did Lefferts Gardens come from? Also, the street(Chester Court) was referred to as a "dead end" block. A cul de sac was something found in suburbia.
John and Jason have transformed the house to such a degree that I almost did not recognize it as the place I called home for 17 years. The time, effort, and creativity invested is obvious but I wonder if all that change was for the better. As interesting as the house has become, it no longer seems the place for a young family to call home.
Jlucas, I suppose it's a good thing no children are living there. A house has to suit it's owners and their lifestyle, which this one clearly does.
I love every single idea! LOVE it! The colors are happy, the kitchen is amazing, the fabrics are stunning, and the jewels on the wall... All fantastic! I want to move in!
How the hell did I miss this tour?!?
Green is my favorite color!
I registered just so I could say how much I love this style. Your house is beautiful. What I'd do [more of] with mine, if I had the money.
Be bold or grow mold indeed! I'll take colour, pattern, fabric, and all that over sterile, cold, lifeless minimalism any day.
This house is insane! It's so noisy and vibrant and fun! I could never live there, I like a home that's mellow and subdued and calming...but despite that, I'm getting ideas. I'm inspired by quite a few things here, most notably the ways you store and display your stuff. That tour was a blast to look through!
Looks like you two kids took a hit of acid and said "LET'S DECORATE' but you know what it is pretty damn great. As much as is going on in these rooms it all seems to jive. I think you did an amazing job.
I love, I love, I love the bathroom! well, I love it all, actually, but I can't stop returning to the bathroom pics! The whole house is marvelous, a bit tongue in cheek, and a bit BirdCage (in a Very Good way)!
how is this even possible?? I could never imagine or envision that these things would go together without causing a seizure and it is so wonderful and beautiful and fancy and cozy at the same time.
Do you ever buy something and have to return it or does it always work somewhere?
And to think I almost missed this tour!
I would travel all the way to Brooklyn to sleep in that guest room and I live in Vancouver Canada. What a fantastic, fun, beautiful house. Adore the green sweaters!
I love this. If I had to give this style a name, it would be "Modern Victorian," in the sense that the juxtaposition of many patterns and bold colors has the same confidence and coziness of original Victorian interiors — not to mention Victorian style's plush comfort, whimsy, and elegance. Congratulations, this is really inspirational.
This place is like a little girls dream play house...Love it!!!


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Each chair of the five departments at Lesley's Art Institute of Boston - Animation and Motion Media, Design, Fine Arts, Illustration and Photography - selected alumni to represent the talent and achievement of their graduates from the Bachelor of Fine Arts programs.
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Monday, August 12, 2013
Despite Mayor Williams' promises of a further crackdown, shootings continue...
Pity Mayor Williams. Pity some of Wilmington's neighborhoods.
Despite the Mayor's promises of a further crackdown - to tighten the noose around specific places in the city - the shootings go on. Just summer in the city.
The latest: Four individuals (three of them, girls) shot during a fight around Second and Franklin. (You know things are bad when a Philly TV station is leading with shootings in Wilmington.)
Some one hundred people reportedly were hanging out around the scene when police arrived.
Posted at 7:19am on August 12, 2013 by Allan Loudell
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Mike from Delaware
Mon, Aug 12, 2013 9:29am
Yep, Wilmington seems to want to replace Chester or Camden as the places to avoid.
Past time for the Mayor and City Council plus the County to join forces in a joint effort to eradicate the crime in the area. So maybe Wilmington doesn't have the same resources as NYC, so you do "Wilmingtonize" version of the Giuliani Plan. But bottom line: We take back the streets of NCC including Wilmington. Let these thugs relocate to Chester, Camden, or Philly.
The bottom line should be you will obey the law or you'll pay the price.
Speaking of price and crime. A new topic in the same vein.
Tickets, fines, penalties, etc., should be income-based, not some flat fee, as is the case today. For many of us, a $50.00 fine hurts, but to someone who lives in Hockessin or Greenville, that's chump change. By the fine being income-based, the penalty can be set so the wealthier violators can feel the same pain you and I do. So if Rush, Oprah, or VP Biden get stopped on I-95 for speeding, the price of the ticket is the same percentage of income as it is for you and me; thus, they feel the same pain in their wallet as we do, rather than it being chump change and simply an annoyance.
Celebrities do whatever they want. Because of their wealth and fame, they get treated very differently than you or I would for the same offense. Funny how just 100 years ago, maybe 125, but still, it hasn't been that long ago that it wasn't considered a honest, honorable profession - acting and performers. Today they are many people's "gods". Shows how much our society has completely reversed its standards and values.
Just as with businesses too, the fine for violating a law should be stiff enough. Say the refinery in Del City, the penalty for some leak emission should be 1/3 higher in cost than it would cost the refinery to make the needed repair, so that it would then actually be less expensive for them to fix the problem rather than ignoring it and simply pay the fine as a price of doing business.
This is how you get folks to obey the laws, be they the little guy, the wealthy guy, or the corporate guy. Hit them in the wallet hard enough and they'll obey.
Mon, Aug 12, 2013 10:23am
Still violence is tracking downward from last year. Something is working. It could be something unrelated like the economy, or more people informing the police, I don't yet know.
Obviously it isn't be perfect. but the trend is a positive one and we should all say prayers of thanks over that small piece of good news.
Mon, Aug 12, 2013 8:36pm
I shall look forward to returning to Chester next month to deliver pizza. I've had a great summer off.
Tue, Aug 13, 2013 1:10am
A good campaign slogan would be:
"Let Chester fester,
Rich People need benefits too."
Tue, Aug 13, 2013 2:11am
I'm not sure what Chester has to do with rich people. I'm rich in many ways, but not in the ways you're speaking of.
I think Media is a bit more upper class, and also part of my territory.
Tue, Aug 13, 2013 3:08am
Pizza, it sort of means the opposite. It means screw Chester, and give all the money to rich people elsewhere. It was supposed to be a Republican Campaign slogan.
Tue, Aug 13, 2013 6:52am
Actually, it's the Democrats screwing Chester - and all the rest of the country, too.
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