Three design and décor superpowers teamed up at the historic Walker Tower NYC this month to create three unique interiors for Elle Décor, House Beautiful and Veranda. The iconic Walker Tower building was originally constructed by legendary architect Ralph Thomas Walker and offers unbeatable panoramic views of NYC from 212 West 18^th Street, making it the perfect place for this designer showcase.

Alessandra Branca partnered with Elle Décor for an apartment full of whimsy, vibrant color and impeccable pattern-mixing. Branca created a space that’s livable yet stylish and felt it was important to create a living area for a family with grown children. Branca effortlessly mixed heirloom pieces with those of modern-day designers.

Carlos Aparicio joined Veranda to create rooms with a minimalistic effect, offering low, rustic pieces for the ‘gentleman collector and dealer.’ The showpiece may have been the 1950s industrial iron bed made by Mathieu Mategot, demanding attention from across the room.

Jamie Drake’s space for House Beautiful boasted jewel tones in Benjamin Moore paint, luxury, and glamour intended for a ‘woman of today’-oriented residence. The home featured furniture by Hudson Furniture, Hutton Home and more.

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The Hearst Group, which consists of interior print publications ELLE DECOR, House Beautiful, and VERANDA partnered with designers Matthew Patrick Smyth, David Rockwell and Antony Todd who each created three exquisite apartments in the luxury building, each residence reflecting the magazines’ unique style and point of view.

The opening night gala included guests Michael Boodro, Editor in Chief of ELLE DECOR; Newell Turner, Hearst Design Group Editor In Chief; and Dara Caponigro, Editor in Chief of VERANDA. Other notable attendees included David Kleinberg, John Eason, Libby Langdon, Jon Call, Heather Moore, Susanna Salk, and Nabila Kashoggi.

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Patch Animal Print Dessert Bowls: These miniature dessert dishes have silhouetted creatures.

Vintage-Inspired Keys: These skeleton keys create an instantaneous mystery reminiscent to those in mystery novels. The vintage-look makes it versatile year-round and a little old-world spooky around Halloween. 

Metallic Skeleton Hands: Without a doubt, these faux fingers bring a major spook-factor and would be great as a candy dish or seating card holder at a Halloween-themed dinner. 

Source and photos courtesy House Beautiful. 

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Chicago-based designer Mick De Giulio, who designed the space meant for indoor and outdoor use, said, "Kitchens can get very complicated. I wanted to keep this simple and classic. It's also a little bit glamorous."

A butler's pantry with a Venetian-plastered cove ceiling makes us think Giulio is being modest when he says this kitchen is just a little bit glam. The 1,000-square-foot kitchen also features polished-nickel pendants, a Jonathan Adler for Kohler-designed navy sink and bold cabinet knobs. The space is unique with its custom oak table and mismatched chairs.

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