At home in New York City with Bunny Williams – Wired PR Lifestyle Story

Bunny Williams She has had a long and distinguished career in design, but continues to harness her immeasurable creative energy, evolving and always moving forward with curiosity and excitement. So when an upstairs apartment was available in a New York building that has lived for more than thirty years, she and her husband John Rosselli, a former and legendary shopkeeper, jumped at the chance to get more light and a little more space! Please join me and Susana to visit Bunny in her wonderful “new” Manhattan apartment.

Bunny and John are demanding collectors, so even though they moved a large portion of what they already had into the new apartment, Bunny took the opportunity to make it all look good, rethinking the spaces carefully, adding and revising existing architectural elements to make it a sad apartment. elegant and livable housing.

Recycling the much-loved antiques, Bunny added more contemporary pieces, including from his Bunny Williams Home collection, such as the Rufus Drinks Table below, to bring you back to the classic style (the carpet is a needle point).

While the apartment had large rooms, Bunny overcame its long awkward shapes, successfully creating elegant but versatile multi-purpose rooms for city living. Downstairs, Bunny can enjoy his morning coffee by the window

While the other end is darker, it doubles as an elegant dining or work area!

Throughout the apartment, Bunny has combined sophisticated interiors with comfort and practicality, not only for him and John, but also for their beloved dogs: a slipper chair next to Bunny’s spectacular bed mirror so you can climb!

all photos above by Stacey Bewkes for Quintessence

So thank you Bunny, for welcoming us to your wonderful new apartment and for sharing so many enlightening design tips with us – it’s always a master class with you !! Be sure to watch our other videos with Bunny A tour of the NYC kitchen!

Thanks to the sponsor of the video The Punctilious Mr. P’s Place Card Co.. As hard-working entertainers, owners Martin Cooper and Karen Suen-Cooper created their company as a modest place card as a way to celebrate and honor their guests.

Since then, they have expanded to other printed products, from menu cards, note cards, call cards, limited edition holiday pieces, and wonderful collaboration with our favorites. Marian McEvoy (and here) with the option to customize them all.

To celebrate the popularity of the surrounding Hudson Valley, there is a growing collection of pantry products, household fragrances and selected gifts to make your gatherings and gifts special.

Mr. You can find P’s handcrafted products on their website, as well as select stores, including Bunny’s Connecticut store, 100 Main! And if you missed it, or need an extra view, join us behind the visit of Martin and Karen in their charming Hudson Valley house!