Touring a Mid-Century Houseboat in Long Island | Visitors’ Book

The World of Interiors presents Visitors’ Book with Jamie Bush. Jamie welcomes us into his converted houseboat shored up on a Long Island waterway. “This home is a very personal expression of who I am and forces us to pay attention and to slow down — and to admire and have a reverence for the natural world in a way that we could never imagine,” says the interior designer of his mid-century houseboat.

Jamie and his partner added a third storey with a crow’s-nest bedroom, and transformed its living spaces with expanses of douglas-fir plywood and red cedar. Further eye-catching additions include a steel spiral staircase, a flotilla of flea-market finds and covetable design classics. Watch the full episode of Visitors’ Book as we explore Jamie Bush’s floating home in Long Island, New York.

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