I wanted to follow up with last weeks Gossip Girl post with a peer review of the set designer herself, Christina Tonkin. You've probably seen her work while watching The Carrie Diaries, Gossip Girl, or Sex and The City and didn't even realize that all of these incredible spaces were connected by the same brilliant designer. Christina also ventures off sets and into real homes (which are also amazing) but her Gossip Girl spaces are definitely my favorite.

The dynamic color combinations, impeccable attention to detail, and exquisite taste in artwork leaves each space completely unique to the character who dwells there. The Humphrey's loft is filled with a rocker, Brooklyn hipster turned father vibe. While the Waldorf's two-story penthouse shares the same classic, vintage with a modern twist feeling fitting only of Queen B herself. For those of you who share my love for the series probably recall all of these amazing spaces, but for those of you who need a refresher, here is the GG set run down.

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all images are sourced from Christinatonkininteriors.com

I have always been a big Gossip Girl fan. The clothes, the drama, not to mention the fact that it first premiered when I was 16- at that point The O.C. had been off the air for months and I was in serious need for another Josh Schwartz drama filled teenage soap opera. So when I saw that the Waldorf pad was up for sale, I couldn't help but wish I had a spare $35 mill in the bank (slightly more than any other day). But alas, Anton Levy beat me to it. Paying a solid $5 million above asking price too! At least Curbed was awesome enough to show us a glimpse at the inside of Blair's former dwelling. Now I can gaulk from my one bedroom, have a GG marathon, and completely over analyze that there is no way Dan could have been Gossip Girl.

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all images are sourced from Curbed.com

Sarah Jane

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