HOUSE TOUR | Modern Gentleman's Charming New York City Apartment 

Bourbon is also my drink of choice! I love the layout of the apartment. The kitchen is very small, but it seems to work well. I would love to have seen the bathroom.

Charming gentleman? “It’s in my hands so it’s mine” that’s not a gentlemen.

@@christineryan7955 It’s normal for ardent antique collectors to do that. You need to be one to understand it.

@@christineryan7955 I agree... he seems a little self obsessed and the "antiques" are not of high quality at any rate.

@@bostonviewer5430 big ego

@@alinagorelova1147 I tend to agree 🤩 Every once in a while Homeworth has a really wonderful home. I still find checking other people's home out fun and kind of interesting.

Well said.

@@rmonson5002 Too bad he is afraid of cosmetic dentistry

@@sharon5115 Really? I don't think his teeth look bad. I think he looks great. I like him.

Except that his apartment is not little 😂

Yes he does!. I love how easy he makes it look to decorate a house of any size. I'd love to do something nice but 3 young kids, my house would look like a tornado aftermath anyways. But most of all I find it real neat that alot of it has family memories.

I think he is gay

@@zeynepyurter9831 His sexuality has nothing to do with my comment. Btw, a gay man can still have a masculine space.

@@mrsverovalera If you say so ... I really dont have much idea about the masculinity and gays.

Hi 👋how are you doing?

I love a sunken living room , HOWEVER, I can’t tell you have many times I have seen unsuspecting people fall when they hit the step down..

I can see him being good friends with the gentleman who teaches voice lessons from his rent controlled, one-bedroom apartment and sings on Broadway. Loved the tour you did of him as well, have watched it several times. Phil something? Both have such fun, musical energy!

Hi 👋how are you doing?

Thank you so much!!

Me too, lol

Yes, but I've run out of new episodes to watch. So I'm watching them a third time. 😊😊😊

@@mizzmolly7649 Me too!

@@mizzmolly7649 right !!! I get all excited when I see a new one posted ..such amazing homes with lots of inspiration..I have a huge passion for interior design (I think we all do if we’re all watching it constantly lol )

I love Homeworthy. If you like it, you should also check out Quintessence. I can't get enough of beautiful homes no matter how big or how small!

Agreed.

Spectacular? Compared to what?

@@bostonviewer5430 You sound very bitter. Why do you waste your time on this channel if it is so beneath you?

@@cathybutcher4826 If everything was awesome and spectacular then nothing would be. Use your eyes and maybe you'll see what I mean and not agreeing doesn't mean I think you're bitter!

@@bostonviewer5430 You can disagree without tearing someone to shreds.

I was thinking the same thing!!!😍😍

@@AC-AC-AC Same.

Bingo.

OK...to be clear it's an Edison phonograph, not a Victrola or gramophone. Edison originally trademarked the term phonograph, which made competitors come up with their own names for their talking machines. Columbia made Graphophones and Victor made Gramophones. Victor set a new standard of luxury in 1906, when they introduced their Victrola- with an internal horn and turntable concealed under a hinged lid. The -ola suffix connotated luxury and improvement, thusly Edison came out with his enclosed-horn machines, Amberolas, and Columbia with their Graphonolas. I realize some people call any phonograph with a crank a Victrola, but these were trademarked brands and enjoyed separate developments and histories. By the way...the grille in Nathan's Edison Chippendale phonograph is upside down.😊