
Featured Stories
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The Insider: In Total Redo, Awkward Brooklyn Heights Garret Becomes Airy, Inviting Home
When a couple with two cats, a piano and a load of "stuff" purchased a run-down apartment measuring barely 800 square feet, they called u... Read More
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Wood, Brick, Light, Plants Transform Moon River Space for Williamsburg Therapy Group
When interior designer Alissa Selling set out to find a new space for her husband’s growing therapy practice, she stumbled upon the for... Read More
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The Insider: Actress-Turned-Designer Steeps Townhouse in Eclectic Global Influences
For anyone who's ever admired the atmospheric interior of Cobble Hill's Henry Public, a dead ringer for a 19th century tavern, and wonder... Read More
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The Insider: Marble Mantel, Built-ins, New Kitchen Perk Up Boerum Hill Townhouse
A slew of parlor-floor improvements, including a new marble mantel and surrounding millwork, and a brand new kitchen in a pre-existing ex... Read More
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The Insider: Antique Architectural Salvage and Modern Furnishings Transform Williamsburg Loft
"Labor of love" barely begins to describe the renovation of this impeccably detailed 2,000-square-foot-apartment in a landmarked 1892 bui... Read More
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The Insider: Glass Partitions, Bespoke Details Make Fort Greene 12.5-Footer Feel Spacious, Special
A couple who had just purchased a four-story row house measuring a mere 12.5 feet wide were dismayed to realize just how dark it was insi... Read More
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The Insider: High/Low, Dark/Light, Moody Blues, Creative Sourcing Refresh Ridgewood Row House
The farsighted couple who purchased this two-story row house had to look past its awkward layout, acoustical tile ceilings, floral wallpa... Read More
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The Insider: Designer Brings Color, Texture, Quirky Furnishings to New Townhouse in ‘Burg
"Soul" is an ineffable quality in a residence, and not the easiest thing to infuse into new construction, where it is often sorely lackin... Read More
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The Insider: Modern Decor, Built-in Banquette Turn Narrow Clinton Hill House Into Chic Family Home
James Veal and Christine Stucker saw a lot of properties before "pulling the trigger," as Veal put it, on this four-story 1890 townhouse,... Read More
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The Insider: Dramatic Spiral Stair Turns Three Williamsburg Apartments into One Swank Duplex
In a Monopoly-like move, a real estate developer bought not one, not two, but three apartments in the same luxury waterfront tower, and c... Read More