Like so many of those who occupy New York City’s most storied Beaux-Arts buildings, it was the rich history and ornate detailing that drew @chloecleroux to her Upper West Side apartment – a neighbourhood she’s called home for the last seven years.
“The building was completed in 1904 and has a French quality to it, a bit like the Haussmann style, which is typical of Paris architecture,” she says.
“Funnily enough, my building was a hotel back in the day and my grandfather used to stay here,” she shares. When the hotel was converted into residences, her grandfather (who has since passed) had friends who moved into the building. “I have photos of that, which is so special. He would always talk to me about this building, so it just feels like such a full circle moment. He would be beside himself to know I live here now.”
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Photography by @sethdcaplan. Styling by @by.kathleenjerry 💫