The houses are so close together, but even in such close proximity you can wisely use the space.
The interior of the house is exceptionally light-colored. A completely white kitchen is small, but very comfortable and functional.
Intricate tables and chairs fill the open kitchen area.
Underneath it, the architects placed lockers to allow most things to fall into place and streamline the look of the rooms.
High railings frame the staircase. All very practical and unpretentious.
Previously, the century-old house looked like this. It was no different from its neighbors.
Previously, the structure looked practical, but not as functional.
Modern materials and practical closures turn this mansion into a real fortress.
What exactly makes this project in the New York townhouse remarkable? Are there any specific features or elements that stand out, or is it the overall concept and design that make it exceptional? Additionally, how does the term “everything at hand” relate to this project?