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When Annie and Jack moved from Chinatown to Prospect Heights, they called upon Refinery29's Sean Santiago to mediate their styles. The end result, as Sean puts it, "is a Brooklyn bungalow spin on California ranch living. Flashes of high-fashion femininity are balanced out by wood tones and earthy textures for an inviting space that makes use of Annie and Jack's favorite pieces of decor and art." Scroll down for more photos from the home tour, and see the whole transformation on Refinery29.

The wide, low-slung cocktail table showcases Annie's collection of coffee table books, accented with a succulent and colorful snuff box from Chen Chen & Kai Williams. And there's still plenty of room for guests to put their feet up.

Sean Santiago

Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Artwork by Millee Tibbs & Jen Wink Hays
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Artwork by Robert Otto Epstein (right)
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Artwork by Millee Tibbs & Jen Wink Hays
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Artwork by Jen Wink Hays & Robert Otto Epstein
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Artwork by Jen Wink Hays
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Artwork by Robert Otto Epstein
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Artwork by Alyson Provax
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Artwork by Jen Wink Hays
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery
Journal: Annie & Jack in Prospect Heights: Gallery