Designer Showhouse Brings Color, Bold Design to Historic Brooklyn Heights House (Photos)
A walk through the second Brooklyn Heights Designer Showhouse takes you on a journey through a wide range of design styles.
Latest Edition of Annual Brooklyn Heights Decorator Showhouse Opens on September 27
Co-chaired by Ellen Hamilton and Erika Belsey Worth, the event, whose proceeds benefit the Brooklyn Heights Association, will run from September 27 to November 3.
What Caught Our Eye at ICFF 2019: Pops of Orange and Curvy Shapes
ICFF is one of the year’s biggest design events and the anchor of New York Design Week, with exhibitors from all over the world.
Designer-Architect Couple Transform ‘Burg Bachelor Pad Into Cozy, Kid-Friendly Home
An original staircase and new built-in bookcase create strong architectural focal points when you enter the house.
Take in Some Interiors Inspiration at Design Shows During NYCxDesign This Month
May is design month and for Brooklynites looking to refresh or renovate their living spaces there are plenty of inspiring options to check out.
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.
From Tints to Tadelakt, Special Plaster Finishes Polish Brownstone Renovations
Plaster walls with a mottled texture are increasingly popping up in brownstone renovations -- from powder rooms to kitchens to accent walls.
Here’s What You Need to Know About Repairing or Replacing Historic Brownstone Doors
Original doors are the focal point of a brownstone or row house facade, but many have been damaged or lost over the years.
Sunset Park Sculptor’s Algorithmic Candles Evoke Nature, Geometric Forms
A sculptor by training, Andrej Urem started making candles five years ago in a 100-square-foot studio in Gowanus.
The Ups and Downs of Squeezing an Elevator Into a Brooklyn Brownstone
Though more high-end renovations are including them, elevators are still a rarity in brownstone Brooklyn, even in neighborhoods with multiple renovations on each block.
