A new rear addition with two decks brings the joy of outdoor living to this gut-renovated brownstone in Crown Heights.
The Insider: Double-Deck Addition, Fresh Color Bring New Life to This Crown Heights Fixer-Upper
Interiors & Renovation
Brownstone Boys: Danger! Asbestos Remediation
We just recently went through the process of removing some asbestos from our place and we got a lot of questions so we thought we would fill you in on our process.
The Insider: Interplay of Historic and New Elements Characterizes Prospect Lefferts Townhouse Reno
A sensitive approach was called for when the new owners of a landmarked turn-of-the-century brick and limestone townhouse hired Greenpoint-based GRT Architects to renovate the four-story building to their needs.
Brownstone Boys: A Room With No View
We have a bedroom in the middle of the building with no windows. Here's how it works.
The Insider: Design-Build Firm Brings Light, Modern Look to a Six-Story Prospect Heights Brownstone
In a massive gut renovation, a young Brooklyn-based design-build company converted a five-story, woodwork-laden brownstone to six, with an owners' triplex below and triplex rental above.
Brownstone Boys: It’s Electric-al!
Our place currently looks like an episode of Stranger Things. Wires are hanging from the ceiling and weaving through the walls.
History Underfoot: Flooring in the 19th Century Home
To me, the best old houses are the ones that no one has touched in years. The floors are covered in wall to wall carpeting of dubious antiquity, or layers upon layers of linoleum.
The Insider: Park Slope Duplex Spiff-Up Adds All-New Kitchen, Master Bedroom
A Brooklyn architect's first independent project was surgically renovating the unimproved kitchen and master bedroom of a row house duplex.
Brownstone Boys Renovation: Halftime Project Update
We’re about halfway through what we hope will be a six-month renovation, and it feels great to be able to see how everything will come together.
Design Trends for 2019 Swerve Toward the Colorful, Lush and Magical
From jewel-toned velvets and brightly colored tile to curved furniture and archways, the stark minimalist spaces of the last decade are ceding ground to warmer, more luxurious design.
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