Niche Interiors Benjamin Moore 925 Ivory White

Niche Interiors They are custom.

Niche Interiors Walnut

Niche Interiors The sofa and chaise are from Crate & Barrel.

Leisa Rich I went in and looked at the Kips Bay Show House. There was a freneticism to the designs; as with any "haute couture" influenced, artistic license, free reign approach used in these fantasy worlds, one takes away what one appreciates and disposes of the things they don't respond to. There was a Futurist and Cubist approach to many of the rooms and assemblages and pieces that reflect our fractured society. However, I would have to agree with some of the comments that none of the spaces are really livable, but that that is what makes it a show house- "ideas" that can be used in a variety of spaces!

arteshouse It is so much fun to see the showhouses. I find that I look forward to seeing the new batch every year. Too many inspirational elements to list. Very well done SF.

Niche Interiors The bookshelf is custom.

Niche Interiors The vintage ottoman was found at a local flea market.

syechung Thank you so much for your quick response!

Niche Interiors You are welcome. Good luck!

jordanblanco Thanks. Is that the same manufacturer of the red bed from the Brannan Street Bedroom project I see on Niche Interior's website?

Niche Interiors Yes, the red bed in the Brannan Street project is also from Mitchell Gold. Good luck!

Niche Interiors These were found at a vintage shop in San Francisco. Try eBay or 1stDibs.

Niche Interiors It's the Rico Espinet fixture by Robert Abbey

Niche Interiors I don't remember the photographer, but I believe we found it on art.com. Good luck!

mimhouzz Love the fun bar stools!! Any idea where I could find them?!? Thank you!

Niche Interiors I think the barstools are most likely custom.

Niche Interiors The table was existing- I don't have that info. Sorry!

Niche Interiors Sorry, the accent pillow was the client's. I'm not sure where it's from.

Niche Interiors This is an older project -- I will look in our files and try to find out.

Niche Interiors The table was existing so I'm not sure, but the chairs are from Crate & Barrel. Good luck!

rinqreation Less or no dairy products indeed help ease down allergies (organic or not), so stop drinking cow milk. Less or best no sugar (especially the refined ones). Less or no wheat. Less meat and no porc. No sweetening additives. No light products. No chemicals, no synthetic cosmetics. And the list could go on.

We stress our bodies with all kinds of toxins, it's fighting constantly to keep up healthy, but we keep poisining it. Reducing toxins in our food and care products makes us coop better with the toxins in our environment. When you can't stand fragrances for example, it's because your body tells you "you're full" already. Plus they are too fake indeed.

I quit eating porc, don't drink cow milk, less hard candy and white sugar, buy organic shampoo and skincream and prefer spelt or teff bread over wheat. I don't use make-up, clean my house with ordinary dishwash soap and do whatever I can to avoid toxins (within my budget). Completely organic is too expensive for me and I believe some of the molds and bacterias (on organic fruit and vegetables) are just as bad for our bodies when we're not used to them. My skin condition and intestinal 'life' have improved a lot with simple adjustments.

The point is to take in less toxins/allergens so our body has time to clean and heal itself. Some people are more sensitive than others, so it's all about finding your own balance.

Timothy Carpet is a HUGE one. Carpet picks up and concentrates allergens like a water to sponge. Plus you are walking around knocking allergens into the air all the time. No carpet and no shoes will eliminate the majority of the allergens. Doesn't hurt to have and attic fan to vent the house air completely every few days then dust while it is on so anything knocked loose will get sucked out. The allergens will trap & concentrate in a house's air from cooking, skin shedding and outside. Hope I can help someone.

Paul Anater I believe that too is an ash floor.

Niche Interiors Sorry, I'm not sure as this was the original floor.

Rebekah Zaveloff Layout-wise, I'm not sure if we're talking about a powder room or a full bath...but, if it's a full bath, put everything on one wall, and the tub or shower on the back wall. Think off the floor storage as much as possible. Even if your style is more traditional, don't be afraid to mix in a few modern storage pieces. This terrific narrow tall cabinet gives a lot of storage bang for the buck ( below, lacava cabinet). People are afraid to do pedestal sinks for fear of losing storage. But if you only have room for a sink base, then the cabinet is often pretty useless due to pipes, drain, etc. Unless you have room for a long vanity, then opting for a pedestal sink and a tall storage cabinet like the link below will make the bathroom look more spacious. Recessed medicine cabinets are also a must.

http://www.lacava.com/product/111

Looking for a more traditional look? One narrow tall cabinet often gives much more functional/ usable storage than a row of base cabinets. Especially in a bathroom!

http://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod80962&categoryId=cat30002

layout with a shower
Bergen Street Residence

layout with a tub
Bathroom

Niche Interiors Opt for a vanity with closed storage rather than a pedestal sink.

kathleen agree with above- light airy color,glossy surfaces some where and no clutter or eye catching color breaks.

Niche Interiors Agreed! Keep it simple and opt for lighter paint colors. Be sure to paint test swatches on your walls before committing. Good luck!

Niche Interiors Roughly 6 feet x 4 feet

Ronique Gibson Textiles/fabrics - opt for fabrics that are durable and aren't fur magnets! Durable leather, tweed, ultra suede and microfiber materials will hold up better than silks, and linen based fabrics.

Opt for patterned fabrics that will hide staining and wear and tear better, and darker more muted color tones.

This idea book has some great ideas too:

Niche Interiors Consider stain treating your furniture after it arrives with a non-toxic treatment. Also, consider the color of your pets when selecting fabrics. :)

rockinred Thank you!!

Niche Interiors Sorry I don't have this information. Good luck!

Dytecture Hi coconut3333. Yes, it's important to look at your overall kitchen space to see if the proportion works. Personally I would line up bookcases with the top of kitchen cabinets to give a consistent look and add more storage.

Niche Interiors I agree with both of these comments! We chose to end the cabinets at the same level as the existing wainscoting for a consistent look in this room.

Emily Hurley Isn't it great? The closest I've seen is this one. http://shop.porterspaints.com/p/1142506/dragonfly.html They do list other colors on their site, but haven't been able to confirm if that is the right one. Good luck!

Niche Interiors I believe that is the one. This paper was existing when we started the job. Good luck!

Niche Interiors The table is from Crate & Barrel

Niche Interiors I don't have the paint color at this time -- I will look in our files.

Niche Interiors CB2.com

Niche Interiors The roman shade is custom. The fabric is from Serena & Lily.

Niche Interiors West Elm

Davina Sanmuganathan where are the light fixtures from