The first mention of the beautiful canal house, in which this attic apartment in Amsterdam is located, has been found since the end of the 17th century – you can only imagine what kind of history its premises are saturated with. The building has been reconstructed several times, and the last renovation happened just a…
Architects of Michaelis Boyd have transformed this historic London townhouse beyond recognition, filling it with colors and stylish solutions that reflect its owner’s vibrant and creative personality. High ceilings and splendid windows testify to the beautiful history of this house – modern homes cannot boast these features. Apart from the basics, there is almost nothing…
New York’s Chelsea borough, where this townhouse is located, is famous for its restaurants, galleries, historic sites and parks. Therefore, an apartment in such a place must necessarily have a twist. For modern interiors in neutral beige tones, two types of accents have been chosen: marble inserts and decor. The cuts of natural marble turned…
It is now hard to believe that this neat brownstone in Brooklyn was abandoned for 20 years. But with the help of painstaking work of designers and architects, it was possible to save the dilapidated facade made of sandstone and brick, and to transform the interiors. Color has become the star of the project, a…
The interiors of this historic townhouse in Washington is replete with white, and it’s not without reason – the owner Mike Green has devoted his whole life to hockey and is used to the whiteness of ice stadiums. When he and his wife were looking for a home, they were fascinated by the classic aesthetics…
Despite the austere classical bay window architecture, Rebacca Long has created a very unusual, cozy oasis in her Melbourne townhouse. Fur and textiles with a high pile provide the interiors with the effect of soft warm embraces – you just want to lie on one of the sofas in the living room, wrapped in a…
The interior of this London townhouse is a charming expression of English classics. Floral wallpaper and curtains, family antiques, a clawfoot bathtub, a Victorian fireplace, brass fittings and fringed pillows – it’s like we are in an old English romance or for a tea party at an aristocratic estate. The kitchen was designed in country…
Nature is the best artist, so the designers of Pappas Miron that worked on this townhouse in Brooklyn decided and chose the colors of water and earth for the decoration. Blue, turquoise, emerald are at the same time in harmony and contrast with warm shades of ocher, wood and reddish tones. And the interiors look…
Despite its rich historical architecture, New York also has many modern residential buildings that appeared in the last decade. While these homes often have impressive characteristics, they generally lack the character and historical charm that classic townhouses have to offer. The famous New York designer Giancarlo Valle had to create a deep and interesting image…
This classic 1901 townhouse in Brooklyn is home to a family of four. From the entrance hall, you immediately enter a spacious, light-flooded living room, in which the seating area, dining room and kitchen smoothly merge into each other. The dining table and sideboard are vintage, and the quirky island in the kitchen is customly…
