A metal framed window by Optimum Window fills the living room with light. The mahogany staircase and balusters were restored to their original state.
All details of the kitchen have been carefully chosen: a 30″ Capital Precision Series II stove, Rejuvenation’s Haleigh Wire Dome fixtures, a Leibherr built-in refrigerator and a Putnam Folding Ladder.
Tiles from the New Midnight #6 collection adorn the wall, which features a grill from Grillworks.
More color in the interior is achieved by small details like cushions by Laine + Alliange.
Console sink is made of Nero Marquina marble looks great with Newport Brass Astor faucets. Astoria Flat mirror and Mist Sconces candlesticks create a sophisticated atmosphere.
In the children’s bathroom, the walls are wallpapered with Aviary by Schumacher. They blend beautifully with the Restoration Hardware Astoria dressing table and mirrors.
The backyard used to resemble a jungle of knotty trees and dilapidated walls. Now it is a stone paved ground surrounded by a cedar fence.
Agree that we have a pretty simple, but very cozy interior.
The design for the large family house by the Brooklyn architects sounds intriguing! Can you provide more details on how they plan to incorporate a space full of light and coziness? I would love to know what unique architectural elements or features they have considered to achieve this ambiance. How do they plan to balance natural light with a cozy atmosphere? Are they utilizing specific materials or designs to create a warm and inviting living space? Any insights would be greatly appreciated!