Design Breakdown of Jarret Yoshida’s Brooklyn Brownstone
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Our Brooklyn Brownstone is one of my favorite projects because every room is special to me in its own way. From the unique architecture to the flea market/vintage items that decorate the rooms I love calling this space a part of my home. Here is a little “design breakdown” room by room so maybe you can see why I love it as much as I do!
Living Room
Coffee Table: West Elm
Tic-Tac-Toe: Amazon
Pictures: Housing Works
Frames: Boerum Frames
Couch: Flea market find with Paul Smith fabric
Console: Made Goods
Chairs: Warehouse in Fort Lauderdale exurbs.
Mirror (Mid-18th Century acorn detailed gold leaf): Brimfield Antique Flea Market
Vases: Rose Bowl Flea Market
Lamp: Fort Lauderdale Vintage Table Lamp attributed to Tommi Parzinger
Paneling (Meiji Era Japanese oversized screen): eBay – panels depict a nobleman’s procession to Imperial Edo (now known as Tokyo)
Kitchen
Hardware: Rejuvination Hardware
Table: A street find on the Upper East Side
Napkin rings and placemats: Made Goods
Cabinets: Custom
Backsplash: Photo by Jarret Yoshida
Bedroom
Mahogany door: Rescued from demolition
Lamp to the right: Vintage mid-century blown glass crystal lamp
Art hangings: Rose Bowl Flea market and Clignancourt Market in Paris
Bedding: West Elm and Brooklinen
Bed frame: CB2
Bird: Made Goods
Lamp to left: Target
1stdibs: Nighstands
Picture top left: eBay
Picture top right: Scarlett Bailey