Tile Time in Bed Stuy
We stopped short recently while biking through Bed Stuy, and that’s because we spotted what looked to be bathroom tile on the entryway of 2 Brevoort Place. Upon closer inspection, that seemed to be the case. This is the second home we’ve featured rocking the bathroom tile look in the past year! Click through for…
We stopped short recently while biking through Bed Stuy, and that’s because we spotted what looked to be bathroom tile on the entryway of 2 Brevoort Place. Upon closer inspection, that seemed to be the case. This is the second home we’ve featured rocking the bathroom tile look in the past year! Click through for the close-up. GMAP
TD….Here’s the entry…
We stopped short recently while biking through Bed Stuy, and that’s because we spotted what looked to be bathroom tile on the entryway of 2 Brevoort Place. Upon closer inspection, that seemed to be the case. This is the second home we’ve featured rocking the bathroom tile look in the past year! Click through for the close-up. GMAP
1. Where is it actually ridiculed?
2. Free speech
This blog has a 1st amendment right to ridicule any home it wants. However, just because the blog has a right, does not make it right or tasteful to do so.
I’m not disagreeing with you either. I’m asking what right does this blog have to ridicule a person’s home like this?
I’m hoping this is Mr B trying furtively to reintroduce Horror Show Friday.
OMG high end methodone clinic look
TD, it’s not whether or not I do or don’t. other people have to.
I suspect if you took a poll on the block, many would agree with me.
HomeDepot had a sale on tiles
Must be a greenwood transplant remodelling their new home.
For NYC HPD website
“The southern and western portions of Bed-Stuy have some particularly fine architectural properties. Brevoort Place, south of Fulton Street between Franklin and Bedford Avenues, for example, features a full block of handsome brownstones in excellent condition, complete with original architectural details. Note also the three blocks on Jefferson Avenue between Nostrand and Throop Avenues for fine examples of Renaissance Revival brownstones built in the 1870s.”