An 1890s Brownstone in Greenwich Village, New York

Our Lifestyle Editor sent along a photo this weekend of the cosiest living room with a crystal chandelier hanging above a roaring fire that was published on Livingetc in late March of this year. The room felt immediately familiar, and was, as it turns out, from the 1890s brownstone home of Alison Cayne in Greenwich Village, New York, featured here at TIG in June 2014.

It appears that Cayne, the founder of Haven’s Kitchen (a recreational cooking school, café and event space on West 17th street) still lives there, and with the exception of a few glimpses into children’s rooms (she is the mother of five!) and the appearance of a new family pet, many things in the home remain very much the same. Most of the images featured here are from the March 2019 feature on Livingetc, but for interest, we’ve added a few from our 2014 feature, as well as some new images we’ve discovered from 2015. Scroll through for a glimpse of this lovely Interiors Redux…

Above, the living room as it appeared on One King’s Lane in 2015

Above: the dining area as it appeared in domino 2014

Above: the dining area as it appeared in Livingetc March 2019

The dining area, as it appeared on One King’s Lane in 2015

Above, the study as it appeared on One’s Kings Lane in 2015

Above, the study as it appeared on One’s Kings Lane in 2015

Above, the kitchen as it appeared on One King’s Lane in 2015

Above: the dressing room as it appeared in domino 2014

Above: the dressing room as it appeared in Livingetc March 2019

Above, the dressing room as it appeared on One King’s Lane in 2015

One King’s Lane, 2015

Above, Alison Cayne in her living, One King’s Lane, 2015