Design Breakdown of Jarret Yoshida’s Brooklyn Brownstone

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