Brooklyn townhouse interior

Kings County reigns supreme — at least when it comes to New York City real estate.

You’d barely even know it was built in 1835

Step inside Carroll Jardin and learn about all about the products we used in the Brooklyn Brownstone from tile to paint color to furniture.

Gut renovation and redesign of double-wide, four story family brownstone. ...

442 Henry Street, Brooklyn, NY, 11231 is a Townhouse in Cobble Hill, Brooklyn that is listed for sale at $6,495,000. This is a 5 BR, 3.5 bath, 4100 sq ft property.

HGTV showcases the exterior of a lovely brownstone with a backyard deck and patio.

The new arched window brings light and views into the open-plan kitchen and dining area. Five colorful, geometric pendants designed by Jula Jessen for Schneid's Junit collection hangs over the dining table. Photo 3 of 12 in A Radiant Renovation Brightens Up a Dark Brooklyn Brownstone.

166 Amity Street was personally renovated by Norah Jones, who purchased the property in 2009. As part of the remodel, Jones added oversized windows to the south-facing exterior, as well as a heated pool and hot tub, which can be covered to increase patio space when not in use. #dwell #realestate #modernhomesforsale #norahjones #norahjones #celebrityhomes

February 2, 2025Not long ago, a Brooklyn couple getting ready to move to a new house phoned Alan Eckstein, an interior designer and seller of carefully selected modern furniture and lighting. But the husband and wife didn’t ask Eckstein to work on the house they were moving to. Instead, they asked him to stage the […]

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Photo director Michael Shome offers a tour of the vintage-chic interiors that make his Crown Heights house a home

This eclectic Brooklyn living and dining space in a Victorian townhouse is both sophisticated and child-friendly

Inside a gut Brooklyn brownstone renovation from Nesta Studio that mixes Scandinavian and Japanese influences.

Interior designer Shanti Crawford renewed the grandeur of an 1860s Clinton Hill home for a family with young kids.