John Carson, the real-estate developer behind Blue on Norfolk and Delancey, has a 250-ton bluestone boulder in his upstate New York living room. (The New York Times)
Thursday, November 19, 2009
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John Carson, the real-estate developer behind Blue on Norfolk and Delancey, has a 250-ton bluestone boulder in his upstate New York living room. (The New York Times)
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Now that's what you call a conversation piece.
ReplyDeleteProbably a real pain to move in order to sweep underneath it...
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