From the Forum: What to Do With Original Brownstone Details When Renovating?
A Brownstoner reader is undergoing a brownstone renovation, including the removal of some of the home’s original details. With the decision to remove details beside the point, what can be done with doors, moldings and marble fireplace mantels?
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A Brownstoner reader is undergoing a brownstone renovation, including the removal of some of the home’s original details.
The decision to remove details beside the point, what’s the best way to give a second life to doors, moldings and marble fireplace mantels? Commenters have suggested heading to Demolition Depot or offering the pieces to neighbors who may have similar homes.
What would you do? Share your thoughts below.
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