Venlet’s wife and business partner, Evi Lippens, enters the home’s unassuming street entrance in the city’s Flemish Dansaert district.
Venlet’s wife and business partner, Evi Lippens, enters the home’s unassuming street entrance in the city’s Flemish Dansaert district.
Venlet’s wife and business partner, Evi Lippens, enters the home’s unassuming street entrance in the city’s Flemish Dansaert district.
Venlet’s wife and business partner, Evi Lippens, enters the home’s unassuming street entrance in the city’s Flemish Dansaert district.
The parent's bedroom features dark Lippan flooring with warm wood accents and varied textures.
The parent's bedroom features dark Lippan flooring with warm wood accents and varied textures.
Transition from marble to Lippan flooring, balancing warmth of wood and cream walls creates a subdued  sanctuary.
Transition from marble to Lippan flooring, balancing warmth of wood and cream walls creates a subdued sanctuary.
The designing couple: Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman, 1948. Image: Milton Lipton
The designing couple: Evelyn and Jerome Ackerman, 1948. Image: Milton Lipton
A palette of white-on-white textures and materials defines the living room. Venlet is joined by Lippens and their daughter, Nylah-Noy, on the Bendy Bay sectional—a modular, undulating fiberglass frame topped with leather cushions that he produced for Viteo in 2007. Cast-iron columns original to the structure, lacquered IKEA cabinets, and a custom stainless-steel countertop lined with a variant of Venlet’s Burdekin barstools make up the galley-style kitchen.
A palette of white-on-white textures and materials defines the living room. Venlet is joined by Lippens and their daughter, Nylah-Noy, on the Bendy Bay sectional—a modular, undulating fiberglass frame topped with leather cushions that he produced for Viteo in 2007. Cast-iron columns original to the structure, lacquered IKEA cabinets, and a custom stainless-steel countertop lined with a variant of Venlet’s Burdekin barstools make up the galley-style kitchen.
Nestled on a secluded lot in the Long Island town of Huntington, the dwelling was originally built for local resident Dr. Jack Lipman. Its current owners, who acquired the home in 2004, treated the space to a complete renovation in effort to preserve much of the midcentury character.
Nestled on a secluded lot in the Long Island town of Huntington, the dwelling was originally built for local resident Dr. Jack Lipman. Its current owners, who acquired the home in 2004, treated the space to a complete renovation in effort to preserve much of the midcentury character.
Here's the only real Audi branding on the eight parklets. It's a plaque on one of the solar collectors. I talked with Audi PR man Andrew Lipman and he told me that the car company loves this project because, "It's a project that solves a problem and gives back to a community that we care about." As to why there aren't Audi rings stamped on every surface, he said that the parklets aren't a massive branding exercise. "It's OK if people don't understand it as 100% related to Audi."
Here's the only real Audi branding on the eight parklets. It's a plaque on one of the solar collectors. I talked with Audi PR man Andrew Lipman and he told me that the car company loves this project because, "It's a project that solves a problem and gives back to a community that we care about." As to why there aren't Audi rings stamped on every surface, he said that the parklets aren't a massive branding exercise. "It's OK if people don't understand it as 100% related to Audi."