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Contemporary Townhouse

Cranberry Street Townhouse

The Captain's House provided an opportunity, and a challenge, to create a wider opening between the formal dining room and kitchen on the parlor floor.

After View from dining room to the kitchen with an enlarged opening, preserved crown molding, and modern fuurnishings
Before View from dining room into the kitchen before our renovation
Collaboration with artisans allowed for more light and effortless interaction between spaces while preserving the original details and character of the parlor floor.
After Rear façade of a brick house with a red tree, bluestone pavers, and green table and chairs
Before Rear façade of a brick townhouse before our renovation
At the rear yard, widening the openings and upgrading the patio created a lush space for the homeowners to enjoy.
Kitchen with white cabinetry with natural wood trim, three large windows, and a white marble kitchen table
Hallway leading to the kitchen and rear yard with two tiny pocket doors that act as a dog gate
Rear façade of a brick house with a red tree, bluestone pavers, and green table and chairs

Note from the Architect

The kitchen was a modern departure from the original parlor floor. Custom millwork clearly delineates the newly connected kitchen and the otherwise intact living spaces.

Kitchen with white cabinetry with natural wood trim, three large windows, and a white marble kitchen table

The homeowners were creative and integrally involved in the design decisions throughout the house, including bathrooms, finishes, and millwork throughout the house.

Collaborators
  • IMG NYC, staging
  • Taffera Fine Building & Finishes
Photography
  • Peter Peirce
  • IMG NYC
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