What do Henrybuilt and an 1880s Brooklyn brownstone have in common? A penchant for practical elegance, not just in how things look but in how they work, wear, and feel every day for years to come.
The life path of this Carroll Gardens brownstone wasn’t atypical. What began in the late 1800s as one in a row of four houses built for an extended family was cut up into three separate apartments. Most of the original detail had been eliminated, leaving the interior void of character.
Platt Dana Architects, with their signature mix of classic and modern design, were brought on board to reimagine what the home was in its glory years. “The challenge was the play between authentic restoration and modern living,” architect Hope Dana explained.
The design partnership with Henrybuilt became the solution for the kitchen: a space that respects the home’s historic character while introducing a highly refined product system designed to adapt to the way people live—today and for generations to come.
Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn
Architecture by: Platt Dana Architects
Contractor: Sage Builders