公园坡法式新希腊风格丨The Brooklyn Studio

Park Slope

French Neo-Grec

Info

This 16.5 ft. wide rowhouse, built in 1880 in the French Neo-Grec style, is located in Park Slope's historic district. Our main goal for this project was to create an open parlor floor and inviting kitchen. In addition, we were tasked with creating a new en suite primary bath.

At the front of the house, we reconstructed the original stairs, restored the newel post, and refinished the handrail. Additionally, we extracted the hall-bearing wall, seamlessly integrating new flooring to create a gracious entryway.

We removed the original kitchen, installed new custom millwork, and reconfigured the kitchen to be more conducive to cooking and entertaining. Beyond the kitchen, we created a small music room in the existing extension and added new sliding to an exterior deck.

The primary suite features new finishes and flooring throughout, with a generous-sized bedroom and brilliantly colored bathroom with a double vanity and waterfall shower. The stained-glass doors leading to the primary bath harken back to the craftsmanship of an earlier era.

NYC Tax Photo 1940's

Location

Park Slope Historic District

Originally Built

1880

Rehabilitation Completed

2019

Size

3,600 sf

Partner In Charge

Kimberly Neuhaus

Project Team

Quinn Harding, Lauren Miyata

General Contractor

Pilaster

Structural Engineering

D'Huy Engineering, Inc.

MEP Engineer

D'Antonio Consulting Engineers

Expeditor

J. Callahan Consulting

Interior Design

Tamara Eaton

Photographer

Allyson Lubow

Park Slope French Neo-Grec