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Built in 1929, the tall, narrow home is a Chicago skyscraper in miniature.. |
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The home's distinctive three-story iron bay window was painstakingly restored. |
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An Art Deco floral motif decorates the bay. |
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The floral motif continues inside the building, on a light fixture in the lobby. |
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Dining room doors open onto the home's dramatic rotunda. |
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The marble-floored staircase was added by the Dumanians. |
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Greg called upon his surgical skills to restore the home's original light fixtures. |
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Casement windows in the home's library are part of the three-story bay facing the street. |
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The dining room features an antique Art Deco mirror. |
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In the home's traditional kitchen (complete with Deco stepped ceiling), Randa and Greg discuss decorating plans with interior designer Dima Turkmany. |
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The dining-room windows are part of a rear bay that was also restored. |
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A first-floor powder room is contemporary, but has flashes of Art Deco. |
