Sister Parish Design (New York City, New York)

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4-story commercial building originally completed in 1866. It was rebuilt with a new facade in 1912, and then again 2005, when it became a Verizon Wireless store. The facade consists of a glass curtain wall framed by a shiny brushed steel border. The entrance is slightly recessed at the north end of the ground floor, and a large black sign band separates the upper floors from the ground floor. A simple, black metal cornice crowns the building.

Founded in 2000, Sister Parish Design is a heritage brand that began with the goal of resurrecting the prints that Mrs. Parish loved. The resulting collection has grown to include home and travel accessories that continue to embody the charm, warmth and flair of Sister's signature style. From a tidy pattern of dots to a star spangled trellis design, Sister Parish Design carries on a tradition of the “Parish Hadley” style, of timeless patterns that represent an eclectic mix of materials — both traditional and modern.