1. The Dining Room’s Floral Chandelier 

In the dining room, you’ll find plenty of hidden details to love—like dining chairs that date back to the early 1800s. But your attention is immediately drawn straight to the ceiling, where a chandelier that looks like a massive floral bouquet hangs.

This Bottega Veneziana chandelier is full of elegantly poised pink florals, and if you look closely, you’ll see that they’re all made entirely of glass paste designed to look like real flowers. This chandelier is handmade and customizable, and comes straight from Italy. You can actually purchase one for yourself online—but it’ll run you $25,000.

2. The Primary Bedroom’s Embroidered Wall Covering

Designer Pierre Frey’s wallpapers are more like tapestries, and you can find them on the walls in the primary bedroom. The cream-colored wallpaper with delicate botanical accents is framed by white wall paneling, creating a clean and defined look. The bedsheets, bench, and rug all have similar colors and patterns to complete the look. 

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3. The Custom Floral L-Shaped Sofa

The duplex features a large living room bursting with patterns, making the space feel cozy yet chic. Alongside bold striped curtains, there’s no denying that the enormous L-shaped couch is the focal point of the room. It spans nearly an entire wall before continuing onto the next. 

The sofa uses a gorgeous green and pink floral print for the cushions, while the rest of the couch is plush red velvet. These contrasting colors are tied together by a variety of throw pillows: red stripes, pink florals, and solid gray accents. We can’t get enough of this maximalist, vintage-style couch. The patterned floor cushions that match both the couch and the curtains are the cherry on top.

4. Recessed Shelves in the Family Room

Light green arched shelves built around the fireplace frame the family room. The shelves are bordered by intricate columns that add architectural detail. The tall, elegant arches house a variety of books and knick-knacks. We love the way the light plays on the green paint color and how the room’s seating naturally gathers around this dramatic focal point.