Brooklyn brownstone interior

Actor Adrian Grenier has renovated a 160-year-old Brooklyn brownstone into a stunning home for him ánd his mother

Architects Bangia Agostinho performed a restrained, modernist, top-to-bottom remodel of an 1861 Fort Greene brownstone for a stylish young couple.

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.

New York hospitality legends, Home Studios, have taken all the character and creativity of their bars and restaurants and adapted the style for a family home

The 1899 Italianate house came with a familiar set of Brooklyn brownstone challenges: a mere 14 feet wide, inside it was cave-like, wall-to-wall carpeted,

The Entourage alum and environmentalist designed an eco-friendly home to "embody all of the values" his mother instilled in him

When a young family—a lawyer and dance professor and their two young sons—purchased a Brooklyn townhouse, the building had been subdivided into four apartm

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Name: Naj AustinLocation: Brooklyn, New York Size: 1,000 square feet Type of home: Brownstone apartmentYears lived in: A little over a year — it was a COVID move!; rented Naj Austin is the founder and CEO of Ethel’s Club and Somewhere Good, both of which are “platforms centering identity, community, and joy,” she explains. Clearly, wellness is a focus for Austin at work.