Since so many people loved my last
From the Archives post, I'm bringing it back again. This time from the February / March 2003 issue of Elle Decor.

This white on white 1,000 square foot Manhattan apartment (on lower 5th Ave, I might add) has me seeing green with envy. Since its a small space the owner and designer, Timothy Whealon, went with a tone on tone color palette for the space. In the article he explains that even though it is painted white, its never really white. Depending on the time of day the space can be any number of colors, from a golden brown at night to a blueish green color during the day.

Genius if you ask me...if only I had a high rise 5th Ave apartment of my own to paint white too :)

The mahogany table above can be folded and put against the wall when not in use. Multi purpose furniture is a must have for apartment living, and Whealon uses this space well.
In the first photo you can see the table under the windows in the family room. Below is the same table set up, just beautiful!


The carpet in the bedroom might be my favorite thing in this room- love the graphic pattern.

I'd love to send this bathroom photo to my landlord...this is how a small city bathroom should look! Classic, easy to clean, all one color and cohesive looking, a dream come true to me.

I must have a kitchen like this one day, loves it!
Hope you all enjoyed a look from the archives.
(All photos from Elle Decor Feb/March 2003 by Pieter Estersohn)