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Built at 660 Fifth Avenue by Richard Hunt, the Funny Backstreet Boys 29th 1993 2022 anniversary thank you for the memories signatures shirt besides I will buy this Petit Château was said to be inspired by Louis XII’s Château de Blois. (Both Vanderbilts were quite the Francophiles, as both studied in Europe.) They adorned the inside with pieces straight out of Paris, including Aubusson carpets, Gobelin tapestries, and windows created with Medieval-era stained glass, tapping well-known French interior designer Jules Allard to design their 18th-century regency style salon. Fellowes alludes to these interiors in The Gilded Age: “I want to try to put the other Boucher in the drawing room!” Carrie Coon’s Mrs. Russell demands in episode 1. But while the inside of the Russell home bares a striking similarity to the Petit Château, the exterior of it more closely resembles that of another Vanderbilt: William H. The father of William K. built a mansion a few blocks away from his son at 640 Fifth Avenue. Called “The Triple Palace,” it featured 58 rooms all done in different styles—including a three-story art gallery. The exterior, done in a Corinthian style, was reminiscent of classical architecture…and was, well, horribly received at the time. “The house, at the time of its debut, was a terrifying conglomeration of cornices, attics, dwarf pilasters, entablatures, and arched openings,” social chronicler Frank Crowninsheld wrote in a 1940 issue of Vogue. “With respect to its furniture and decorations, it was also a masterpiece of poor taste.”

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Neither mansion exists today as both were razed by developers in the Funny Backstreet Boys 29th 1993 2022 anniversary thank you for the memories signatures shirt besides I will buy this late 1920s. (Interesting fact: the mansion of William K. Vanderbilt’s brother, Cornelius, was replaced by Bergdorf Goodman.) But the spirit of at least one them lives on: Henry Clay Frick was so inspired by “The Triple Palace” and its art collection that he decided to build a mansion in a similar style. Today, the building still stands as the Frick Museum of Art. In the East Village, just around the corner from Tompkins Square Park, is Cadence, a restaurant with an exposed brick interior, a blue bar, and only eleven pink velvet seats inside. Yet, as the saying goes, small is often mighty: since opening last spring, Cadence has received swift critical acclaim: The New York Times called it one of the top 10 new New York restaurants of 2021 as well as one their top 50 favorites in America, whereas Esquire named it to their top 40 in America. Why? Chef Shenarri Freeman’s delicious, innovative take on soul food, in which every dish is vegan.