"While most of this show took place in Manhattan’s Upper East Side, it still has some strong ties to Brooklyn. This Fort Greene apartment is just one neighborhood over from Capote’s Brooklyn Heights basement apartment where he lived for 10 years throughout the 50s and 60s. The eclectic decor of this rental will take you back to a time when mid-century modern design met playful whimsy to create a one-of-a-kind atmosphere. The decadent fireplace, patterned couches, and upright piano are just some of the details we adore in this three-story three-bedroom, two-bathroom brownstone. Don’t neglect the terrace."
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