A look into the house of business woman Rony Vardi

The owner of the luxury jewelry boutique Catbird lives in an oversized brownstone in New York City. The house was built in 1905. The additional renovation work took Vardi and her husband two years to complete. The business woman then took over the general design decisions and the impressive furnishings herself. Now you have the opportunity to take a look at the great interior design of the house.

Town house owned by Rony Vardi

The house has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. The biggest change in the floor plan was the integration of the kitchen and the dining and living rooms into one open spacious room. The result is a spacious and airy atmosphere, which the French doors only emphasize. The room leads out to the back yard, which has been equipped with artificial turf.

The living area consists of a kitchen, living room and dining room

Back yard with interesting flooring and artificial turf

The interior includes a variety of antique pieces of furniture, as well as flea market finds and worn floor carpets in a vintage look. The hanging plants also create a relaxed atmosphere.

Living room with lots of posters and eclectic unique pieces

The wooden beam ceiling painted in white greets everyone at the entrance

The owner also decided to keep the structure of the original wooden floors.

Natural materials such as wood, for example, create a homely atmosphere

Once painted in pumpkin orange, the wooden floorboards in some rooms now look radiant white. In this way, an authentic used look is achieved.

Deep windowsill and lots of light in the bright bedroom

Children’s room with bunk beds mostly in white

Natural materials such as wood, marble and brick create a cozy atmosphere. On the mantelpiece in the living room we see personal souvenirs that add to the homely feeling.

This cozy design was created using natural materials

The simple design of the bathroom reveals the practical properties of the homeowner. Not only in this room, but throughout the house you will find magnificent pieces of furniture and treasured objects that tell a lot of history.

Classic bathroom with essential accessories

Furnishing the sandstone house is a dream come true, says Ms. Vardi, exactly as she wanted it to be.