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GABE LEIBOWITZ
and design of France, where her family is originally from, Ali goes back on frequent visits to find things that resonate with her aesthetic. She is also passionate about quality and sustainability. “All of my manufacturing is done in the US. There is no footprint for me. Everything is custom and made to order. Even if it’s a 100-squarefoot wall, or wallpaper on the ceiling, I make it happen.”
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You can usually find this talented painter at museums or art galleries, so that she can stay on the pulse of what’s happening right now, or you can find her experimenting with different art techniques of her own. Ali appreciates the beauty of textures and prints.
After all, whether it’s a mural for the home or a design from her new wallpaper line,
Ali designs your dreams, even if you might not know what they are just yet. P
The Artful Home
BY ALEXANDER POWERS
Whether you’re an artist, art collector, curator, or enthusiast, finding the right place to store and/ or showcase your precious collection is crucial and relies on several factors, including space and temperature.
These homes were selected for those with art collections in mind, offering a variety of features—from in-home gallery spaces to state-of-the-art humidity and temperature control—to ensure your precious works are kept in the best possible condition.
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128 East 74th Street
Epitomizing the thoughtful design and lavish appointments for which Upper East Side townhomes are known, 128 East 74th Street is equipped with an in-home humidification system. This is a rare feature that can be optimized to ensure your artwork is kept in ideal conditions.
29 East 64th Street #7A
The welcoming entry gallery of this sophisticated Upper East Side apartment is the perfect place to display your art. Its multi-zone central AC and humidification system will protect your collection for years to come.
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3 East 95th Street #DUPLEX2
Flowing over 10,350 ft2, this superlative duplex houses five bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, expansive, regal entertaining rooms, and a meticulous, unmatched eye to finishes and details. Located in the the landmarked Mrs. Armory S. Carhart mansion, any art collection would shine inside the jaw-dropping 1,100 ft2, the handsome, wood-paneled living room with 18.5 ft. ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace.
