PAUL
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That kichen alone is mesmeric. The narrow chandelier from the ceiling is unique to my experience, I’d never have thought it would work yet it does .. tremendously.
Yes, I love Paul’s style…and his spirit was similarly amazing. The kitchen was my favorite part of the apartment – so bright, full of use and down right comfortable.
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Your space is a manifestation of all that you are- it wasn’t “put together”….it grew! Fancy & primitive, exuberant & pensive, tasteful & quirky, over the top & under too. Love the sparkly chandelier… and I know, every object must have a story, right? Philomena
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paul was my first roommate in nyc (many, many years ago). nice to see this well deserved ‘portrait’ of such a creative, visionary new yorker!
One of a kind. A work of art amidst his works of art.
At last you’ve pictured a typical apartment! Crowded with objects of love, just enough space for sitting, sleeping, eating. Love it! The minimalistic is interesting, but the spark is this “lived in” apartment!