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This past weekend, we had the pleasure of visiting this majestic 26 ft-wide townhouse, located on one of Brooklyn New York finest streets, 145 Columbia Heights, in historic Brooklyn Heights. The open house viewing is currently The Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse. This gorgeous property represents the best of Brooklyn Heights, a gargantuan 66 ft-deep, triple parlor, ascending 13 ft. ceilings and preserved period details, full-floor primary bedroom suite, and five stunning landscaped and beautifully designed, well thought-out, outdoor spaces.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS ASSOCIATION DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | BROOKLYN HEIGHTS GARDENS
The Pretty In Pink Parlor Kitchen designed by Baxt Ingui Architects and BIA Interiors, LLC. A stunning large, fresh, serene space for everyday living that involved a wall removal at the rear of the parlor floor, allowed to convert a dark galley dining area kitchen into one open space. Warm blush tones carry a sense of brightness and a welcoming atmosphere. A gorgeous functioning layout ensures maximum utility. It is simply luxurious and cozy!
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | BAXT INGUI ARCHITECTS
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | BAXT INGUI ARCHITECTS
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | BAXT INGUI ARCHITECTS
The showstopper Vestibule designed by Laurie Blumenfeld Design, holding center stage with its warm saturated hues, just right off the parlor kitchen. Design details showcase an ethereal wall mural by a Brooklyn-based studio paired with an expansive, sculptural light fixture with an unexpected design element draping down the wall. The vestibule and parlor kitchen were magically in sync.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | LAURIE BLUMENFELD DESIGN
The Double Parlor, inspired by the classic European charm of the 1940s, Chused & Co. carefully curated vintage furniture and art from around the world. Remaining true to designer, Jenna Chused style of modern with a nod to the past, she artfully blended antiques with a 70s vibe through the use of shade and organic movement.
You most certainly feel like you're not in Kansas anymore, when entering this European flair space.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | CHUSED & CO. 
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | CHUSED & CO.
Inspired by fashion designer, Elsa Schiaparelli, an imaginary dream client of designer, Tara McCauley, the Primary Bedroom in signature colors of Shocking Pink, was much of the inspiration from her muse. Influenced by other Surrealists such as Jean Cocteau and Salvator Dali, both of whom Schiaparelli collaborated with during Schiaparelli's career.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | TARA MCCAULEY LLC
The second floor Guest Room inspiration derives from the design principles of Greek Revival style (symmetry, simplicity, and elegance). Designed by Studio Dorion, this exquisite bedroom is just that, simple and elegant. The smallest of rooms can often be the most inviting.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | STUDIO DORION
The Lounge designed by Rupp Studio, evokes color blocking that brings a strength and modern interest to the straightforward architecture, and the burnished lime walls provide a dreamy depth, and backdrop for the clients's art collection and imagination.
Fit for a James Bond villain or villainess!
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | RUPP STUDIO
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | RUPP STUDIO
The Laundry Room designed by millwork specialist, Melinda K Design, is the essence of customization done right. Every detail was thought of to create this Beauty & Necessity, impactful space.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | MELINDA K DESIGN
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | MELINDA K DESIGN
The Study is eclectic with saturated bold colors, combining modern elements with classic and traditional. Influenced by fashion, art and design, designer Antonino Buzzetta, gives this space a 70s High-Glam makeover, with textured sleek suede wallpaper.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | ANTONINO BUZZETTA DESIGN
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | ANTONINO BUZZETTA DESIGN
The Trompe l'oeil printed imitating 19th century padded silk wallpaper from Pierre Frey, was the starting point for this period style Sitting Room, designed by JS Interiors. Small decorated rooms like this Sitting Room have been found in modern interiors dating back to the Renaissance. The perfect reading nook or a place to unwind to clear your thoughts.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | JS INTERIORS
Welcome to the cheerful, "Candy Coated Dreams" Children's Bedroom, a place where little ones can experience the magic and joy of color in their own cozy setting. Designer Jenny Dina Kirschner, of JDK Interiors, designed this room inspired by childhood memories. Creating a whimsical experience any young child would dream of having in their very own space.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | JDK INTERIORS
A European Garden aesthetic is the vibe for the Solarium, designed by Meagan Camp Interiors. Floral drapery designed by Martyn Lawrence Bullard for The Shade Store, and matching custom window seats with large bolster pillows, makes this room feel like you're in Italy or France. Surrounded by light from the outdoor garden view is complete sunshine, no matter what the weather is like outside.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | MEAGAN CAMP INTERIORS
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | MEAGAN CAMP INTERIORS
The Solarium Bathroom is a cultural phenomenon designed by Antonio Deloatch Designs. You're surrounded by black and white Brooklyn Toile wallpaper by Flavor Paper, representing Brooklyn's culture of people and locations. Unexpected pops of color on the custom shower curtain with layers of color blocking velvets on the bottom border.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | ANTONIO DELOATCH DESIGNS
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE | ANTONIO DELOATCH DESIGNS 
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS DESIGNER SHOWHOUSE DESIGNERS
Congratulation to all 17 designers for an amazing Showhouse! We've created a short but fun video tour on our instagram for your viewing pleasure!
Until next time...
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