Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Jenna Lyons Home for Sale
It's no secret J.Crew's top lady Jenna Lyons, a fashion and career icon to style bloggers and fashionistas everywhere, is going through a supposedly messy divorce from her husband. One fallout of the separation is that their gorgeous 1880s townhome in Brooklyn's Park Slope neighborhood is already on the market. Selling for 3.75 million, the four-story, fully restored home has 7 bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms, and a fully landscaped backyard with terrace off the master bedroom.
Though Jenna's home has been photographed and featured in magazines over the past few years, it is nice getting to see some of the other highlights and angles. I am particularly intrigued by the 360-degree view of the living and dining room, as it offers details I have not seen elsewhere. A few items of note: the pair of crystal chandeliers centered in the two rooms, the wall of antlers accenting the soft grey wall, and the original crown molding and arched doorways framing the chic space. Getting a peek at the outdoor spaces, media room, and front facade also rounds out the more complete view of this at one-time happy home.
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I have had a photo of her living room in my inspiration files before I even knew what her name was. amazing. sad to hear about her divorce and the loss of her home.
ReplyDeletewhat a beautiful home! time and time again i'm shown that a perfect home does not a happy marriage make! too bad-
ReplyDeleteNot to mention she is leaving him for another woman supposedly. Oh the gossip! I love the molding and details you mentioned. Not so sure about that open bathroom, I need a bit more privacy than that. The yard is especially lovely.
ReplyDeleteAn amazing space, love her style.
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Such a gorgeous apartment -- sad why it's on the market. Love the eclectic and rustic mix of her style.
ReplyDeletei am almost speechless...this home is so beautiful!
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The home is lovely, but it's so sad to think that it will be lost.
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ReplyDeletePS I Adore this house saw it the other day and would sell my soul :)
*Love* the different angles... never seen some of these. Also, I had no idea it was so big! Any chance I can add it to my Amazon wishlist? ;) XO~hb
ReplyDeleteAgree, it's definitely nice to see another viewpoint of the home. i like seeing how her son's nursery evolved into a little boy's room.
ReplyDeleteEeek! It gets more and more stunning every time I see it. I especially loved seeing photos of the yard and more details to the kitchen, bathroom, and media room. I'm absolutely smitten with the striped walls in her son's room. They're so cheerful! I think I could get used to waking up to that kind of sunshine every day:)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely a shame that they're divorcing, but this house is like CANDY to see, isn't it? Love.
ReplyDeleteLuxurious home!
ReplyDeleteChristina
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At the beginning I was ..mmm, I guess it's ok, but then I sae the kitchen, the patio, the bedroom with that bathroom and terrace, the walk in closet, the kid's room, the basement, and I was sold! ;)
ReplyDeletebest house ver, I have always been fascinated by the structure and all the incredible details, feels very lived in , its a shame it didn't have a happy ending
ReplyDeleteI'm seriously obsessed with this house. Perfect in every way. While I'm disappointed that it's become the casualty of a divorce, it serves as a lesson for the rest of us: even the perfect home cannot make a perfect family.
ReplyDeleteWow, what an amazing place! Pretty much perfect. I didn't know she was getting divorced, too bad. I wonder what kind of new space she's going to wind up in.
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Um wow?! This house is AMAZING! So many windows, so much nature...hmmm...if I only had a spare 3.75 mill!
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This place is amazing! i could move right in! Thanks for sharing!
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I'll take it! Love everything about this house. Such beautiful elements like the doors and crown molding mixed with modern artistic touches... love!!
ReplyDeleteWowee! I'm in love with all of these interiors (and exteriors too), especially the foyer (that molding!) and the sitting area by the bay windows. Can't imagine ever wanting to sell...
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