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cious. To create high contrast and brighten the space, she
brought in a white dresser, a white fur rug, and a white
rocking chair. For more color, Tubridy used emerald green
accent pillows against the black and white striped linens.
The Ruchs married in 2014 and moved into their
home at the VUE later that year. Angela says the view
sold them on the property. “It feels like we never have
enough time here,” she says. “Our (Charlotte) home is
an escape for us to unwind and relax, and now with our
little Baby King, we are just loving spending every min-
ute with him in our condo.”
As of press time, the couple couldn’t name the net-
work that will air The Ruch Life, but they post teasers
to social media. In the series, expect to see snapshots of
the Ruch’s extreme lifestyle, their adoption story, and of
course, their stunning penthouse.
With King’s nursery complete, Angela says it’s her favor-
ite room in the condo. “For everyone that knows how
hard adoption is, it’s so rewarding when it all comes
together,” she says. For Tubridy, this project represents
her clients’ fast and oen unpredictable lifestyle. “They’re
up for anything I bring to the table, and aren’t afraid to be
adventurous and make bold design choices,” Tubridy says,
“which is what ultimately leads to fabulous and inspiring
interiors.”TAYLOR BOWLER is associate editor of this magazine.The dining room offers
sweeping views of the
uptown skyline.