Designed in 1858 by acclaimed architect James Renwick Jr., this historic seven-story East Village brownstone was thoughtfully transformed through a series of carefully considered interventions that respect its architectural legacy while elevating the experience of daily living.
The renovation began in the lower residence, where intimate spaces were enriched through a refined material palette and meticulous attention to detail. As work progressed through the upper residence, original elements stand alongside contemporary insertions, allowing old and new to engage in quiet conversation.
Throughout the home, light, texture, and craftsmanship shape an environment that feels deeply connected to the building's history while offering a renewed sense of warmth and sophistication.
