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modular affordable housing: bringing the ‘bling’ to brooklyn
by Diana Mosher

Linden Grove is a 13-story modular building designed for low-income and formerly homeless seniors in Brooklyn’s Bushwick neighborhood. Rising at 223 Linden Street, the 153-unit apartment community will include studio and one-bedroom apartments. Modular buildings are constructed in a factory setting before being transported to the site for assembly. Linden Grove is designed with 206...

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DESIGN
How to Design an ‘Emily in Paris’ Vibe for Apartment Residents Everywhere
by Diana Mosher

If you manage apartment properties, you already know lots of your residents are watching Emily in Paris—but they won’t be watching it forever! The time is now to tap into their collective excitement around everything Parisian.  Consider hosting an Emily in Paris viewing party. Or a special petit-déjeuner with croissants and imported jams. Your residents...

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HOUSING
Amping Up Curb Appeal for Apartment Properties
by Diana Mosher

When prospective renters drive by your apartment communities—or stop by for a quick look online—you want them to feel a strong attraction so they’ll come inside to see more. You already know the leasing process starts with curb appeal, but have you taken an objective look recently? It might be time for an update. Here...

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MULTIFAMILY DESIGN
4 Ways Leasing Agents Can Ace Virtual Apartment Tours
by Diana Mosher

Thank you to my guest blogger Rommel Anacan for sharing the following post! Rommel is an award-winning motivational speaker, entrepreneur, strategist and the president of The Relationship Difference. He speaks and writes frequently about apartment industry topics. By Rommel Anacan Isn’t it crazy how fast things change? A couple of months ago virtual tours weren’t...

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MULTIFAMILY DESIGN
Designing Apartment Lobbies for Co-Working
by Diana Mosher

Apartment developers have been offering co-working at their properties to stay competitive with residents who want the option to work at home but not alone in their apartments. Just like the on-site gym which is viewed as a tremendous convenience and saves the price of a gym membership, the new communal workspaces are an appealing...

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NKBA Manhattan NYC Chapter judges hit the ICFF sho NKBA Manhattan NYC Chapter judges hit the ICFF show floor Sunday morning for our annual Inspire Awards with media partner Kitchen & Bath Business. Congratulations to all the winners! Stop by their booths if you’re at Javits Center. photography Jeff Siegel / The Mad Photographer

- Best of Show: nero sicilia “Mosaico Micro” booth 526

- Editor’s Choice: La Compagnie du Verre “Feather Pattern” booth 145

- Best Carpet and Flooring: Izza Berber “Hassira Rugs” booth 447

- Best Seating: YGG & LYNG “Lilly Sofa Bed/Day Bed” booth 529

- Best Furniture: Art-appliquée “Tattoo” booth 138

- Best Outdoor Furniture: Decibel “Curva Lounge” booth 1443

- Best Lighting: Hyland Group Ltd “Handblown Glass” booth 448

- Best Textile: Poppy “Poppy” booth 1014

- Best Wall Treatment: Santo Kafuan Co. “Art Panel Custom Painting” booth 436

- Best Art & Accessories: Leon “Loom Song Acoustic Textiles” booth 1814

- Best Booth Design: Canvas booth 1540
Even if I didn't love cats, I'd still be inspired Even if I didn't love cats, I'd still be inspired by the interior design (and branding) of Il Gattopardo with its one piece of art against a neutral backdrop. #hospitalitydesign #multifamilydesign #apartmentdesign #workplacedesign #dianamosherassociates #jacksonheightsinteriordesigner
JD Staron's Acadia collection of rugs features a s JD Staron's Acadia collection of rugs features a sophisticated abstract weave combining silk's shimmer and wool's softness with thousands of single knots and a multicolored construction. Let's go shopping! #workplacedesign #apartmentdesign #residentialdesign #dianamosherassociates #jacksonheightsinteriordesigner
Every time I walk down West 54th Street I stop to Every time I walk down West 54th Street I stop to admire the architecture of The Rockefeller Apartments—especially the semi-circular window bays. This gem was built in 1935-37 and is a major example of the International Style according to the New York Landmarks Preservation Foundation. #architecture #internationalstyle #apartmentdesign #dianamosherassociates #jacksonheightsinteriordesigner
The versatile Plinth Cubic Side Table by Menu Desi The versatile Plinth Cubic Side Table by Menu Design (now Audo Copenhagen) is crafted from beautiful marble and assembled by hand. Let's go shopping! Image courtesy of 2Modern #interiordesign #officedesign #apartmentdesign #dianamosherassociates #jacksonheightsinteriordesigner
For its new Manhattan flagship, Australian rug bra For its new Manhattan flagship, Australian rug brand Armadillo opted for 4,000 square feet in the landmark Townsend Building. This 1897 classic revival gem in NoMad is the perfect setting to showcase and specify Armadillo’s exquisite products including their new LINEA collection, the brand’s first patterned rugs. Read my story in The Comm Sheet (link in bio). #inspiration #commercialdesign ##dianamosherassociates #jacksonheightsinteriordesigner
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