Soon after buying a three-story, woodwork-laden Victorian townhouse, a couple with two young kids contracted with Brooklyn-based interior designer Linda Cava to help them pull together the parlor floor’s decor.
Designer Kathryn Scott took an "architecturally chaotic" apartment and gave it a big dose of style, organization and function.
In a sweeping gut renovation, a sagging brick building in Carroll Gardens became a luxurious duplex.
Brooklyn's Barker Freeman Design Office rethought a Park Slope townhouse for the homeowners, expanding their living space from two floors to three.
Hayley Moynihan went through just about every trial and tribulation a novice can endure during the three years of her row house renovation.
The transformation of the three-story 19th century brick building centers on an ultra-contemporary staircase of steel, wood and glass.
A top floor apartment in an old Brooklyn row house got a new farmhouse-style kitchen and snazzy black-and-white bath in a budget-conscious remodel.
A century-old limestone row house near Brooklyn's Prospect Park gets the high-end design treatment it deserves.
A young woman sharing a vintage row house with family members yearned to replace the dark, cluttered '90s decor in the living and dining rooms with the light, energy and punchy colors of her upbringing on the island of Jamaica.
Louisa G. Roeder created a bay window in the kitchen, added a new wood deck, and decorated with finds from eBay and Craigslist.
