Join interior designer Sasha Bikoff and her adorable pup Puff to see how she transformed an 1820s townhouse in the West Village into a maximalist celebration of all the things she loves: bold patterns, unapologetic bursts of color, and a vibrant aesthetic that is equal parts Marie Antoinette meets Studio 54. From the open-concept main level that combines countryside charm through its 16th century French Braquenie wallpaper and antique Persian Tabriz rug — as well as a sense of modernity through fun touches such as a 1960s French Space Age PR pollard chair and contemporary coffee table from Glass Italia that is a spectrum of rainbow hues — to the tranquil garden patio right outside the kitchen (blue lacquered cabinetry blue and rose-gold hardware, anyone?) that is perfect for hosting dinner parties on warmer days, this home is dreamy, upbeat, and utterly inviting. As for the top floor? The entire section houses the primary bedroom and exudes a sensual Italian theme with a vanity mirror that greets you at the top of the stairs, sexy leopard-print wallpaper, a crushed velvet headboard, throw pillows that embrace a Baroque motif, scroll-work drapes with a satin trim, and an Eames lounge chair that is an heirloom passed along from her husband’s family.
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