Robert Khederian, Notenoughangers

Robert Khederian, Notenoughangers Old house nerd who writes obsessively about fabulous apartments and historic homes in his newsletter, Second Story.
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EVERYTHING THAT'S (CURRENTLY) WRONG WITH TRUMP'S BALLROOM: The building that claims to be influenced by the architecture...
06/04/2026

EVERYTHING THAT'S (CURRENTLY) WRONG WITH TRUMP'S BALLROOM: The building that claims to be influenced by the architecture of antiquity actually betrays many of the core characteristics of classical architecture. While we wait for Congress to greenlight the project, here are all of the revisions I wish they'd make to the East Wing replacement: https://robertkhederian.substack.com/p/trump-ballroom-architecture-review-plans-criticism

06/04/2026

Come on a (short) coffee walk around the block!

06/03/2026

Still undecided about the color! Thinking a shade of green. If you have thoughts, lmk in the comments!

THE SOCIETY PENTHOUSE OF CONDÉ NAST - Amidst Anna W and Miranda P and DWP2 mania, I'm surprised that nobody has talked a...
06/03/2026

THE SOCIETY PENTHOUSE OF CONDÉ NAST - Amidst Anna W and Miranda P and DWP2 mania, I'm surprised that nobody has talked about the man who really started it all—Condé Nast, who transformed planned maid's rooms into a showstopping Park Avenue penthouse (by Elsie de Wolfe, of course) enjoyed by all of the society setters that filled the pages of his magazines. See inside his fabulous apartment—and learn how the famed ballroom wallpaper still lives on, today: https://robertkhederian.substack.com/p/conde-nast-apartment-history-park-avenue-duplex-30-room

06/01/2026

How many times can I say charming? 🤣 145 Gidney Ave asks $665,000 by Compass broker . Sign up for my newsletter Second Story if you want to see the other houses in the roundup! https://robertkhederian.substack.com/subscribe

WHERE ARE THE PREWAR POWDER ROOMS? One of the most frequent questions I get when sharing these fabulous floorplans is "W...
05/29/2026

WHERE ARE THE PREWAR POWDER ROOMS? One of the most frequent questions I get when sharing these fabulous floorplans is "Where do guests go to the bathroom?" It's a good one—because powder rooms are relatively rare in prewar apartments, even large ones! Why? The answer lies not just in bathroom history but in the early 20th-century transition from townhouse to apartment living. I explain it all, here: https://robertkhederian.substack.com/p/prewar-nyc-apartments-no-powder-room-history-floor-plan

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