Gilded age home decor

Julian Fellowes’s new HBO series draws heavily on the New York that Edith Wharton wrote about in The Decoration of Houses

An interior renovation inspired by the 19th-century aesthetic movement transformed the space, now seeking $2.95M.

Create an extravagant living room inspired by the Gilded Age with rich tapestries, gold accents, and velvet furnishings. Grand pianos and intricate chandeliers add sophistication, making the space perfect for entertaining. Recreate this era's luxurious craftsmanship in your home. Tap here to discover more ideas for bringing Gilded Age opulence into your living room.

Julian Fellowes’s new HBO series draws heavily on the New York that Edith Wharton wrote about in The Decoration of Houses

Hiding in a small apartment in East Chelsea, there’s a perfectly maintained homage to Gilded Age detail. The listing agent, Annette Akers with Serhant, notes that the building dates back to 1899 and consists of only 16 total apartments. “All the apartments have original decorative fireplaces, and many have bay windows and 10-foot ceilings,” Akers says.When its owners decided to sell, the unique unit fell into the hands of a stager who wanted to let it age gracefully.

Bring old-world charm into your home with these stunning vintage room ideas. This pin showcases how to mix antiques, classic furniture, and nostalgic decor to create an elegant, timeless space that never goes out of style. Perfect for those who love history and character in their design!

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Our 1909 living room, looking into the sun parlor 📸 Photo by Grant Webster for the Wall Street Journal

A six-story Gilded Age brownstone in Park Slope