Brooklyn townhouse interior

Architects Bangia Agostinho performed a restrained, modernist, top-to-bottom remodel of an 1861 Fort Greene brownstone for a stylish young couple.

Architect Drew Lang turned a dark sliver of a brownstone, formerly three apartments, into a bright and airy single-family home.

The New York brownstone beautifully balances period details with modern art, furniture and design

Detail-driven design by The Brownstone Boys elevates the historical elements of this renewed Carroll Gardens space

The 119-year-old classic brownstone in Park Slope was gutted down to the studs before carry out a luxury remodel including Carrara marble-clad kitchen and bathrooms

Project in Brooklyn, New York posted by Coughlin Scheel Architects

You’d barely even know it was built in 1835

Gallery of BROOKLYN HEIGHTS TOWNHOUSE - New York / United States / 2015 | Picture 1 |

The labor of love was decorated by AD100 firm Ashe Leandro

A vivid, art-filled interior with work by local artists and small businesses celebrates the homeowners' heritage.

When a young family—a lawyer and dance professor and their two young sons—purchased a Brooklyn townhouse, the building had been subdivided into four apartm

Designer Joan Enger of J. Patryce mixed old-world architectural details with modern furniture to update a Hoboken brownstone.

Athena Calderone's style is best known for the mix of high end Italian designer pieces, like the Mario Bellini sofa, numerous lamps and other items from my beloved Apparatus mixed with well sourced vintage pieces. Many may also know her for her love for branches and antique vessels.

A West London townhouse transformation

Detail-driven design by The Brownstone Boys elevates the historical elements of this renewed Carroll Gardens space

A Carroll Gardens row house with a dreary, dated interior but lots of potential was exactly what new homeowners were looking for.

In this Fort Greene townhouse designed by Ronen Lev, there’s an artful balance between classic and contemporary, and bold colour and soft neutrality. Photographed by Nicole Franzen. Styled by Ronen Lev. Produced by Karine Monié

When the owners of a property and their collaborators can see the exact same potential in a potentially elaborate renovation, magic can happen. It is rare, but when it does happen the results can be breathtaking. In the case of this large triplex in the Fort Greene neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York, the words magical and breathtaking do not refer to flashy or overwhelming. Instead, they mean the kind of...

Everything about this place is 10 out of 10.

Creative director Shana Faust shares tips on how to transform an old house into a minimalist home—without erasing historical details and breaking the bank.