The custom parquet pattern is both modern and classical.

The Dining Room walls are lacquered a teal green. The marble mantle is from an apartment in Manhattan of the same 1920's time period. Interior Design by Markham Roberts.

The dining room is centered by a deep blue Chinoiserie lantern that is comfortable with the upholstery on the chairs and the sky blue curtains. The large glass doors open to the terrace that looks out over the famous stone arch in Washington Square. Interior design by Ashley Whittaker.

The Dining Room has hand-rubbed deep red lacquer walls. The glassy reflective quality of the walls adds to the sparkle of the space. The white oak herringbone floors are stenciled in a geometric pattern. Interior Design by Ashley Whittaker.

Purple lacquer walls and a stenciled pattern on the wood floor create an elegant and surprising mood for the dining room. Additional sparkle comes from the crystal candle sticks and chandelier combined with the silver leaf on the table base supporting the white lacquer table slab. Interior design by Markham Roberts.

This beautiful room was inspired by early American Federal Style Mansions. The room has an elaborate plaster ceiling and the cabinet is a conditioned wine case made to look like furniture. The floor pattern comes from Monticello and done in white oak and walnut. Interior Design by Leslie Bryant, photography by Chris Cooper.

This breakfast nook is part of the addition that was added to the back of the home to create an internal courtyard and a new kitchen. The original dining room windows are visible through the curved, leaded glass window. Interior Design by Barbara Gisel and May Macelree.

The original dining room was painted a rich green, a color used in the time period of that the house was built. The mirror is from the same Victorian period as is the table. The internal courtyard that was added to the home is visible through the original restored windows. Interior Design by Barbara Gisel and Mary Macelree.

Purple lacquer paneled walls and a stenciled wood floor compliment the art deco side-board. Interior design by Markham Roberts.

The internal courtyard was added to the back of this Victorian Townhouse to create an outdoor area in the middle of the city. The floor of the courtyard is encaustic tile done in green, black and cream colors following a pattern from English tiles of the same period as the home. The curved leaded glass window was created to bring light into the breakfast nook and offer an interesting feature when viewed from the dining room. Interior Design by Barbara Gisel and Mary Macelree.

Rainy day under the porches, the central stone porch connects the two covered wood decks. The furniture has a Moroccan theme with deep cushions and muted colors.

Dining Room with oval ceiling detail with painted bead-board, Venetian plaster walls.

The custom parquet pattern is both modern and classical.

The Dining Room walls are lacquered a teal green. The marble mantle is from an apartment in Manhattan of the same 1920's time period. Interior Design by Markham Roberts.

The dining room is centered by a deep blue Chinoiserie lantern that is comfortable with the upholstery on the chairs and the sky blue curtains. The large glass doors open to the terrace that looks out over the famous stone arch in Washington Square. Interior design by Ashley Whittaker.