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Staying Present
October 2024
|Architectural Digest US
At his Manhattan apartment, Queer Eye star and first-time homeowner Antoni Porowski leans into the moment
Home ownership had never been at the top of any wish list for Antoni Porowski, the resident food and wine expert on Netflix's hit show Queer Eye. "I was the guy with a backpack and some clothes," says the serial renter, describing his self-professed "fantasy nomadic lifestyle."
Then the pandemic hit. On the advice of his business manager, he started looking for a place to lay roots, embarking on the "hectic but exciting real estate journey in New York City." After years of living in Brooklyn, Porowski set his sights on downtown Manhattan, initially envisioning a historic loft with exposed beams, untouched charms, and creaky floors.

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