Architect: Elizabeth Roberts Photography courtesy of Elizabeth Roberts
Architect Elizabeth Roberts put her background in historical preservation to good use in the remodel of a Williamsburg, Brooklyn townhouse where almost nothing was worth keeping. Come with us on a tour of the updated property, which keeps the best of the old building while incorporating modern design elements.
The living room shares an open floor plan with the kitchen and dining room.
Affordable industrial materials are paired with high-quality appliances.
The kitchen countertop is by Caesarstone.
Throughout the home, walls are painted in "Chantilly Lace" from Benjamin Moore.
The newly built staircase is anchored by heavy wood treads and a thick steel base.
A skylight at the top of the stairs ensures plenty of natural light.
A cast-iron radiator from Governale warms a bathroom.
The bathroom vanity is a custom design by the general contractor.