belonging to the past
This 4 story Italianate row house was was converted from a three family to a single-family house with original interior details carefully restored by Lang Architecture . The garden floor features an office and den, the parlor floor has a living room with cute little custom window seat flanked by the steel windows and balcony at the rear. The new steel windows with narrow subdivisions at the rear of the house complement the slender aesthetic of the balcony balustrade and cabinets.
The fine wood period stair has been restored and leads to the bedroom floors. The master bedroom overlooks the street, with a generous dressing room and bathroom suite at the rear. The bathroom features custom steel and wood partitions, providing a warm complement to marble slab and tile. The top floor features two children bedrooms leading from the stair hall and bathroom. The bathroom is finished with white ceramic subway tiles and cast-iron fixtures.
What makes this project so perfectly balanced is the new editions have a sense of belonging to the past. From the moment the front door swings open the home simply flows.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
Clinton Street Townhouse by Lang Architecture.
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