Lily Allen and David Harbour's New York City townhouse is, at this point, historic, and now, someone else will have the chance to take on the property for just under $8 million.
The Brooklyn unit in the leafy Carroll Gardens neighborhood has just hit the market, and the whimsical, refined decor, which was orchestrated by bespoke designer Billy Cotton and architect Ben Bischoff of MADE, continues to make an impression on us since its reveal in 2023.
From the stunning Zuber wallpaper in the living room to the custom-built banquette in the kitchen, the 22-foot-wide brownstone is a maximalist home at its finest, featuring Italian and British-inspired aesthetics. Let's take a look inside.
Including five bedrooms and four bathrooms, the townhouse was built in the late 19th-century, and is spread across four floors, making it the perfect size for a family.
The kitchen is a clear highlight, with Plain English cabinetry, an Ann Sacks tile backsplash, and an Officine Gullo range. The neutral uniformity gives the space a breezy and luxe feel, tapping into the aforementioned Italianate design. The built-in spice rack on the side of the island allows for easy access as well as a point of visual interest, while the chandelier is a glamorous accent.
Whoever said blue and green should never be seen would be wise to check out this sitting room. A plush, green sofa complements blue, ruched curtains and a blue, mural-style wallpaper, while the lime green-painted ceiling makes the case for the fifth wall.
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This gorgeous green velvet throw pillow cover is just what you need to add a touch of rich earthiness to your living room this season. Changing pillow covers is one of the oldest tricks in the book to introduce color (in this case, green) in an instant.
Dropped alongside Lulu and Georgia's fall collection, this intricate floral mural offers a neutral backdrop and little smatterings of warm color in one delicate, transformative piece.
This beautiful blue and white ceramic vase is a celebration of the art of chinoiserie. It makes a loud statement in the corner of any room (like Lily's), or you can style it on a pedestal for maximum impact.
This bathroom has frankly left us speechless (and partial to pattern clashing). Part sitting area, part spa oasis, the sleek shower and glamorous tub (the gold accents are incredibly chic) look fantastic paired with the floral wallpaper and patterned rug.
Lily Allen and David Harbour's former home is listed with Carl Gambino of the Gambino Group at Compass.
