NEWS
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The 2026 Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse at 1 Monroe Place
The Brooklyn Heights Association pioneered the idea of a historic district and continues to provide leadership in balancing historic preservation with 21st-century ideals. Proceeds support the Association and its work to build community, advocate for the neighborhood, and preserve its architectural legacy.
Hallie Goodman is honored to have designed the Primary Bedroom and Walk-In Closet
Photo by Chris Testani
2026 Real Simple Home
For this year's home, Real Simple selected an historic townhouse in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn. 10 talented designers have transformed the townhouse into a beautiful home filled with clever ideas.
Hallie Goodman is honored to have designed the Office.
Read the full feature in Real Simple Magazine.
PRESS
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Flights of Fancy Transport at This Year's Brooklyn Heights Showhouse
“The top-floor primary bedroom is one of the showhouse’s most provocative spaces. Designer Hallie Goodman describes the imagined occupant of the room, dominated by an oversized red velvet headboard, this way: ‘She left the nunnery and she’s having herself a time.’ A monumental mantelpiece of plaster and foam by artist Maayan Zilberman — a ‘pretend ruin’ comprised of neoclassical columns and multiple busts — is a theatrical backdrop intended to conceal an un-beautiful fireplace.”
— Brownstoner, September 2026
Read the full feature in Brownstoner.
Photo by Frank Frances
How Jane Austen–Inspired Interiors Bewitched the Design World in 2025
“Memories are made in the rooms where the dog can get on the sofa, the cushions are forgiving, and maybe there are just a few too many prints, but somehow, it’s all very welcoming—and that’s what people are looking for now,”
— Hallie Goodman in Architectural Digest, December 2025
Read the full article in Architectural Digest.