A Brooklyn apartment full of inspiring ideas and details
I hope everyone had a wonderful 4th of July! It seems like another lifetime ago when I used to live in Brooklyn, first Greenpoint, Williamsburg, and then Park Slope. I'm full on domestic now and living in the suburbs of Washington DC, but there are times when I miss the quirky apartments and having 10 cafes all within 5 blocks. The apartment below is much nicer than any of mine were, but it still makes me nostalgic for Park Slope living!
For a New York apartment, the natural light in this place is amazing. Ant that mirrored mantle! I thought it was the entrance to another room at first. Notice the tin ceiling, which was a common characteristic of the brownstones there.
Exposed brick was another fun element in a lot of apartments. These old buildings were full of character and charm.
So serene and beautiful!
I really like the wallpaper and pink door in the bathroom.
The ceiling is actually painted a soft mint to complement the antique runner.
A fun blue home office and guest room.
Principal of Wills Design Associates Lauren Wills is a friend of the family and helped them transform their home into a modern and comfortable space. Wills loves creating contrast and a statement, so the black accent wall in the master was a way to do that without being over the top.
Check out the lamp table wit the bird legs! What do you think of this light-filled Park Slope home?Read and see more at Domino
