The Insider: Serene Vibe, Farmhouse-Style Kitchen Transform Park Slope Railroad Apartment

One of the owners of a vintage row house, which had long been a down-at-the-heels rental building, chose the bright top floor as a home for herself and her two children. She hired Warwick, N.Y.-based designer Elizabeth Aurandt of Mercer Interior to help turn the two-bedroom, railroad-style apartment into a more comfortable, polished space reflective of her life as an artist and educator.

This week we’re looking back at a project we featured in 2018. To see more about how this Park Slope space was transformed, click here.

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The Insider is Brownstoner’s weekly in-depth look at a noteworthy interior design/renovation project, by design journalist Cara Greenberg. Find it here every Thursday morning.

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