This 1899 Brooklyn brick rowhouse originates from a blend of both the Italianate and Federal styles. Home to an art professor, a sound engineer in film, and their young child, this three-storey Bed-Stuy brownstone blends modern Swiss flair with traditional New England spirit.

Treasured details that speak to the building's history, the fireplace, original brick, and radiators, were preserved, while contemporary fixtures, skylights, and a new staircase weave old and new together. The result is a timeless backdrop that reflects the family's cultural influences and makes room for their varied interests and activities.