This episode is a brownstone-filled, tree-lined neighborhood of Clinton Hill, Brooklyn, with New York-based Interior Designer, Christina Nielsen in her chic, renovated townhouse apartment rental. Christina’s grand millennial aesthetic of the space is inspired by classic, modern English design. She uses textured, layered pops of color and prints, and combines an eclectic mix of high-low antique, repurposed furniture with budget-friendly finds that create a low-key, relaxed, and inviting environment for guests and everyday living. Key features of the space include a living room with antique and contemporary furniture, art and pops of color, beautiful pre-war inlay details, and a stylish, compact powder room. In this video, viewers will see a number of tips regardless of space size or budget - she shares ideas such as mixing different furniture periods, reusing antiques, an affordable hack for hanging art, and a great home office designed for storage.
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