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How to Optimize a 4,300-Square-Foot Home in NYC
October 18, 2024
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How to Optimize a 4,300-Square-Foot Home in NYC

By Liat Salama

BLOG HOME Art + Design

By Alexander Powers, BHS Content Team

A 4,300-square-foot interior is a rare luxury in New York City, and the stunning residence at 465 West End Avenue makes the most of every inch. Recently, Brown Harris Stevens Manhattan Agent Daniella Schlisser sat down with John Eason of John Douglas Eason Interiors in the expansive Upper West Side home to explore how to approach designing a home of this scale. Known for his bespoke approach to designing spaces, Eason has designed premier residences throughout the country. Watch the interview below! 

 

To learn more about John Douglas Eason Interior Design, click here. For questions regarding New York City real estate, connect with Daniella Schlisser at Brown Harris Stevens. 

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