Adding Color to a New York Beach House

The homeowner wanted a signature Novogratz mixture of modern and vintage accessories with lots of color!
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Robert and Cortney Novogratz are a husband and wife design team and hosts of their television program, "Home by Novogratz" on HGTV. Every episode, Robert and Cortney take on a new design project where they create unique and wildly original spaces that showcase their funky, downtown-chic aesthetic. With summer winding down, now is a great time to feature this eclectic, Bellport, New York beach house designed by the duo!

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The homeowner wanted a signature Novogratz mixture of modern and vintage accessories with lots of color! The wrap-around couch pieces have no trouble standing out against the mix-and-match pillows and the violet checkerboard floor. White walls and baroque-inspired mirrors lay easy on the eyes, allow the unique sofa to shine as the centerpiece.

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Wild prints and a diverse collection of pillows migrate to the nook situated alongside the kitchen. The fireplace backdrop uses native lumber from Long Island's south shore area, and floor-to-ceiling windows and double-doors flood the nook with natural light and lush greenery.


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To top off this Bohemian-inspired home, two Niche Binary pendant lights nestled their way into one of the bedrooms. Bedside pendant lights makes a unique alternative to any old table lamp! Our signature Amber glass delicately floats among the natural accents and floral prints, completing the modern, coastal vibe.

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Niche
Niche was founded in 2003 as an unexpected accident. The founders, Jeremy Pyles and Mary Welch, were designing products for their own lives that satisfied their particular design sensibilities.

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