Saving this home’s 1800s charm while updating it meant approaching the reno like surgery.

This Brooklyn brownstone is pretty much perfect: tall ceilings, ten foot doors, all those glorious moldings, and floors to die for. But it wasn't always this way.

A 12-foot-long skylight and rich, winey hues add warmth and vibrance to a previously dim abode

Cobble Hill Italianate, No. 2 - Entry - New York - by The Brooklyn Studio | Houzz

The most unusual aspect of this recent row-house renovation is what the homeowners and their architects, Dumbo-based Robinson + Grisaru, chose not to do.

The Brownstone Boys reveal their go-to finish for restored floors, and more details they always save in their new book, For the Love of Renovating.

Lighting designer Michelle James' 1890s brownstone in Brooklyn is like the perfect pared-down wardrobe: a little black dress; a crisp white shirt; a touch

A vivid, art-filled interior with work by local artists and small businesses celebrates the homeowners' heritage.

Athena Calderone on Instagram: “An entryway is your initial moment to make your mark, a portal of sorts, setting the tone for the rest of the home. So, make an entrance!…”