纽约 1836 年希腊复兴风格联排别墅的现代转型

Brooklyn-based architect

and interior designers Jessica Wilpon Kamel and Christina Akiskalou of New York’s

worked together to transform a dilapidated 1836 Greek Revival townhouse in Manhattan’s West Village into a serene family home. “As my kids get older, this room is going to be the center of our lives,” says the homeowner of the family room. Kamel and Akiskalou created custom millwork to help the couple hide clutter and maintain the clean aesthetic established by a custom sectional sofa topped with pillows upholstered in

fabric, a

cocktail table, Viggo Boesen’s Little Petra chair, and a custom rug by

“She loves color, he doesn’t; he loves midcentury, she hates it,” says Kamel of the homeowners’ divided aesthetic loyalties. Her solution: a transitional look that leans heavily on the wife’s traditional preferences. In the living room, custom lounge chairs clad in

fabric mingle with vintage details— Charlotte Perriand Tabouret stools, Josef Frank sconces, a Jacques Adnet drink trolley, and a 19th-century Napoleon gilt mirror—and modern lighting from

. The rug is by

, the fireplace screen is by

, and the antique floor lamp is from

Marble countertops, brass fixtures, subdued zellige tiles, and a

range underscore the house’s traditional feel in the kitchen, which was designed by Roberts’s team under the supervision of project manager Josh Lekwa. “I love being able to sit at the kitchen counter and look out at the garden,” says the homeowner of the back wall of windows.

“I always feel like the powder room should be a little more fun,” says Kamel. Here, custom

wallpaper becomes a lively backdrop for

sconces and an

mirror.

“Fitting an essentially totally open parlor floor plan together with traditionally defined rooms and all of the details that go with that was a problem that we feel we successfully solved,” says Roberts of the airy, informal design. The dining room features a custom table by

chairs, and an

pendant.

The main bedroom sets a soothing tone with a custom bed upholstered in

fabric opposite the restored fireplace, custom walnut bedside tables, and a chair from

. The sconces are by

The main bath is equally serene thanks to a subtle white-and-gray color palette. The sconces are by

, and the hardware is by

Kamel and Akiskalou outfitted the library with a

sofa and ottoman covered in

fabric, a Charlotte Perriand desk and chair, a

rug, and a J.T. Kalmar table lamp.

Floral

wallpaper and a vibrant blue on the

headboard strike a playful note in the daughter’s room.

Classic subway tile and a monochromatic white color scheme keep the children’s bathroom looking neat and tidy. The hardware is by

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