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Always at The Carlyle

I'm sittingin the upper gallery of the hotel's living room which is calledthe Little...

[man] I'm sitting
in the upper gallery of the hotel's living room which is called
the Little House, and it was designed in 1989 by legendary Italian decorator
Renzo Mongiardino, and it is in his classic style

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[man] I'm sitting in the upper gallery
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of the hotel's living room
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which is called the Little House,
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and it was designed in 1989
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by legendary Italian decorator Renzo Mongiardino,
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and it is in his classic style.
Duration
17 seconds
Views
30
Timestamp in Movie
00:52:38
Uploaded
Jun 22, 2025
Genres
documentary
Production
Quixotic Endeavors,Good Deed Entertainment

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Movie Summary

The iconic Carlyle hotel has been an international destination for a particular jet-set as well as a favorite haunt of the most discernible New Yorkers.
Killen cloths all over the couches, - Always at The Carlyle 00:23
Killen cloths all over the couches,
That corner banquette is-- is-- is-- - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
That corner banquette is-- is-- is--
[Mabrouk] Most of the people, when they walk in, - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
[Mabrouk] Most of the people, when they walk in,
It's like you when you see a girl - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
It's like you when you see a girl
One of the kings of Turkey, - Always at The Carlyle 00:07
One of the kings of Turkey,
I mean, it has a unique, unique heritage. - Always at The Carlyle 00:05
I mean, it has a unique, unique heritage.
As a native New Yorker, there's really nothing - Always at The Carlyle 00:15
As a native New Yorker, there's really nothing
In the first Gulf War, the Iraqi delegation - Always at The Carlyle 00:09
In the first Gulf War, the Iraqi delegation
We want to tap the phones." - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
We want to tap the phones."
Why would I let you do it to the Iraqi delegation?" - Always at The Carlyle 00:17
Why would I let you do it to the Iraqi delegation?"
[Wang] The Sharp family was from a real estate - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
[Wang] The Sharp family was from a real estate
I mean, they were part of the history of New York City. - Always at The Carlyle 00:05
I mean, they were part of the history of New York City.
[Peter] That's true, my gr-- I guess that would be, what, - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
[Peter] That's true, my gr-- I guess that would be, wha...
Peter was in this business for a long time. - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
Peter was in this business for a long time.
That's what they did, and Peter, - Always at The Carlyle 00:07
That's what they did, and Peter,
My dad recognized that there was a need - Always at The Carlyle 00:12
My dad recognized that there was a need
They were usually here for relatively longer periods of time, - Always at The Carlyle 00:06
They were usually here for relatively longer periods of time...
-because we've heard various stories about-- -With the most-- - Always at The Carlyle 00:05
-because we've heard various stories about-- -With the ...
I mean, he worried about every bud vase. - Always at The Carlyle 00:04
I mean, he worried about every bud vase.
There was also a feeling of-- - Always at The Carlyle 00:09
There was also a feeling of--