The Insider: Gut Brings Open Plan, Storage to Narrow Park Slope Wood Frame

This 16-foot-wide wood frame house was cramped and sagging, with sad vinyl siding, when it first came to the attention of South Slope-based Ben Herzog Architect. The 14-person firm, founded in 2009, expanded in 2014 to include a full-service interior design department.

This week we’re looking back at a project we featured in 2018. To see more about how this Park Slope family included plenty of storage and a home office in their reno, 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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