A Four-Floor Mansion on Park Avenue designed by Cheryl Eisen | Open House TV

We're with Cheryl Eisen for a look at an over five-thousand square foot home on Park Avenue. The home features multiple lounging and living areas on each level. Cheryl brought in furnishings that accentuated the striking space and turned it into an entertainer's paradise.
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- Hi, I'm Cheryl Eisen, founder of Interior Marketing Group. Welcome to 807 Park Avenue, a new take on townhouse living. We've reimagined this space to be modern, yet timeless. And walking throughout, you really do feel like you're walking through a New York City townhouse. It's got four beautiful bedrooms and multiple spaces to entertain in style.
As you step off the keat elevator, you're drawn into this expansive and dramatic great room. You rarely see a great room of this scale in the city, and it lets you know that this home is going to be something different. Just look at this double height ceiling and these windows. There was so much to work with and so many opportunities to go huge, but we also had to keep it warm and inviting.
We used oversized custom art, which spans four canvases and serves as the main pop of color for the room. Right across from it over the fireplace, we used a mirror installation with brass accents. Not only does it add a decorative touch, but it adds to the sense of scale. Custom floor-to-ceiling drapes accentuate the intricate architectural detail of the curved windows and draw the eyes up.
We always love low profile and neutral furnishings, but with this space, we could really maximize the seating. So you can invite everyone. There's plenty of room.
Where the ceiling drops as a natural place to put the formal dining area, this statement lighting also adds the sense that it's its own space. And the wall of mirrors adds dimension and light, and it also happens to be one of our signature design tricks.
We wanted the kitchen to feel sophisticated, yet cozy, but of course functional. We built a banquette to optimize seating and also hung a statement light fixture over it. All throughout, we've paired sleek neutrals with gold and metallic accents, another one of our signature design tricks. In a kitchen, I tend not to do drapes, and these huge windows let in plenty of natural light, adding to the airyness and its sense of scale.
Upstairs, we took the opportunity to create even more entertaining spaces. First off, the lounge. We brought in two leather nesting coffee tables, and we flank the fireplace with floating shelves to maximize storage. Leather seating adds texture and complements the tables. In contrast with the great room, I wanted this space to feel a little more masculine-- my take on the modern man cave.
But really, there's something for everyone to kick back and relax. But for fun, we also created a game room, where you can practice your break and have a glass of wine. It also overlooks the great room for a brand new perspective on that space. And if you're having a party, you could also check out what's going on below before making your grand entrance.
The master bedroom is warm and comfortable, but also stylish and sexy. Gray was our main color scheme, and we used varying shades throughout. The custom headboard creates a cozy soft feeling, and the graceful seating is the perfect place to unwind with a book before bed.
I hope you enjoyed checking out this modern, yet timeless townhouse over prime Park Avenue. Thanks for coming, and I'll see you next time.

[@varsha939]

I love her work and style. TBH it's so simple ,modern, trendy and current. Keeping it neutral does make it look calm and serene I think that's her style. Love the gold. Usually gold makes it look traditional. Not at all. Keep doing what u do best. I love mirrors as well. I love dark colors that's what I do and add light after. Opposites. 😊😊😊

[@DIO.Passenger]

I remember her, she is cool.

[@clarisaantiagingdermatology]

To me it looks like a gigantic building office

[@virgorising8123]

more than likely it is

[@mauraronda1265]

She is my fave designer. I’m hooked show me more . Totally love it

[@josefranciscozeze1589]

Amazing apartment and clean interior design. I liked so much.

[@spransasepla1818]

I like her style she inspires me a lot

[@kikiLynch]

love to know where she gets these gorgeous sofas

[@pearlhappyhour]

Beautiful home 😍

[@mdh4135]

Fabulous

[@suzannengatai8908]

💗

[@MonochromeRainbowz]

If i were to move in the first thing Id do is get rid of that giant green painting.

[@downeyjr4423]

Was there a spider on the table @2:19....

[@juniorsir9521]

Where I didn’t see one.

[@downeyjr4423]

@@juniorsir9521 click on 2.19

[@irsalfatima624]

Who here is thinking of them growing up to become an interior designer and designing for selena and emma watson

[@trainrover]

:bemused_barf:

[@kurta6179]

Mmmm... smegma

[@juniorsir9521]

Wut?

[@MrKZdemos]

you couldnt change those horrific floors/?

[@abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz9172]

since when are wooden floors horrific?

[@user-wq5kv2hu2s]

No likey.....It's like some shit out of the devils advocate

[@kikiLynch]

I always adored the room of al pacinos in devils advocate so beautiful and spacious with that big fireplace love it

[@EqlOpper2Nity]

What a dump, I wouldn’t even let my dog sleep there! 🤪