Whether you want to do your part to lower your carbon footprint or maybe just keep the energy expenses in check, there are lots of eco-friendly options to consider when renovating.
Bed Stuy artist Paul Sue-Pat's latest work was influenced by nature and the sky seen on walks during the COVID-19 shutdown.
Restoring a historic home is full of surprises! Some are welcomed, like the pocket doors we discovered sealed up in the wall or the 1906 Brooklyn newspaper we found under a bathroom.
Located on the penultimate floor of a brownstone, this Bed Stuy rental has some historic details along with more modern perks like free wifi and in-unit laundry.
Our new mini split system is working so well to cool our home now that summer's here, we're considering using its heat pump to heat our home in winter without any additional heat source.
We remember walking through several brownstones in the search for our perfect home and finding interesting ornate niches built into the staircase.
Renovated with a minimalist design aesthetic, this garden-level apartment offers some historic details with some modern updates and access to the rear yard.
We have spent morning, day and night in the backyard ever since we finished.
Because a custom item can be personalized to fit your space and taste, it can improve the feel of the entire room.
Now that we have been living in our renovated house for more than six months, one of the things we would have done differently is the lighting design.
