A row of beautiful brownstone apartment houses line a side street in the Upper West Side neighborhood of Manhattan, New York City.
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HGTV presents a New York apartment renovated with historic details in mind. Moody paint colors and midcentury modern decor give the space bold, eclectic style.
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Architects Bangia Agostinho performed a restrained, modernist, top-to-bottom remodel of an 1861 Fort Greene brownstone for a stylish young couple.
This new-to-market townhouse is pretty Old World, so if you're into marbleized fireplaces, molding that doesn't confine itself to the perimeter of the ceiling, flowery stenciled wall decoration,...
A born and raised New Yorker, she's called this Greenwich Village apartment home for 20 years.
Name: Adam Pash and Ellen Flaherty Location: Fort Greene; Brooklyn, NY Size: 900 square feet Years lived in: 1 year; Rented After living in Los Angeles for many years, Adam and Ellen have relocated to Brooklyn. They are thriving and carving out a unique work/life balance in their beautiful Fort Greene Brownstone apartment. Their sense of style and free spirit are found throughout their home, which doubles as a workspace during the day.
The prevailing aesthetic is clean and understated -- modern but warm, practical yet sophisticated.
When Andrew and Meghan purchased this Victorian brownstone in Brooklyn, NY, it had been renovated recently, with much of its historic details, like decorative molding, left in place. Photo 1 of 21 in Before & After: Just-Right Furnishings and a Few Shades of Paint Punch Up a Brooklyn Brownstone.
Like the famous Park Slope brownstones in Brooklyn, this home is one of eight comprising St Paul’s 'Summit Terrace'. Arguably, the finest row of brownstones in Minnesota. Designed by Clarence Johnston, architect of Glensheen Mansion, Northrop Auditorium, Walter Library, and many Summit Ave. mansions. Completed in 1889, this home is just two doors east of the F. Scott Fitzgerald home, and was built to last. With up to six bedrooms, it offers elegance, comfort, and attention to detail with features such as high ceilings, hardwood floors with inlay, built-in buffet in large formal dining room, beautiful glass chandeliers, three original tile-surround fireplaces, bay windows, cornice moldings, carved door frames, a grand U-shaped open staircase ascending through three floors, illuminated by a large skylight. There is a full basement, with 9-foot ceilings, giving access to the attached one-car garage, with a deck above and an adjacent, private stone and brick courtyard. Don't miss out!!
You’d never know that this gracious home was once a frumpy two-family house. Here’s how one couple transformed it.
Step inside Carroll Jardin and learn about all about the products we used in the Brooklyn Brownstone from tile to paint color to furniture.
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Name: Valery Location: Prospect Heights, Brooklyn NYC Our house is truly a marriage of styles. A duplex in an 1860’s Brooklyn brownstone, we’ve filled it with family heirlooms, antique kilims and textiles, our growing art collection (many by local artists) and vintage finds to create a colorful mix that is 100% us.I think the house is a great example of how spaces grow organically over time — this space is constantly gaining new layers.
The enormous townhouse dates back to before the Civil War
Ready for a dose of vintage perfection in the Meatpacking District? This one bedroom is up for grabs.
Before I moved into my apartment a few months ago I was thinking about what I wanted it to be like and got inspired when I watched You've Got Mail.
