Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos Showcase Their Art Deco NYC Townhouse

The couple offers a rare glimpse into their meticulously designed home, featuring personal artwork and custom interiors, in a new Architectural Digest tour.

Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos revealed their Upper East Side townhouse, designed with French Art Deco influences, in a feature for Architectural Digest's January issue.
The home includes unique personal touches, such as giant paintings of their children's irises by artist Marc Quinn, which the couple says help them feel connected to their grown children.
The couple worked with designer William Sofield to create a blend of early 20th-century Parisian glamour and practical modern family living, including custom storage solutions and curated Parisian flea market finds.
Highlights of the home include a 'sexy and peaceful' primary bedroom inspired by European hotels, a cigar lounge with advanced ventilation, and a dramatic chaise lounge modeled after a scene in 'Mommie Dearest.'
Ripa and Consuelos, who purchased the home in 2013, describe it as their 'forever home' and have kept their children's bedrooms intact to encourage visits despite entering their empty-nester phase.