What comes to mind when someone mentions Brooklyn these days? The Nets? Jay-Z? Pizza? Maybe that really old bridge packed with tourists and joggers. But for the last few years, it’s the art, design, and architecture of Brooklyn that’s starting to become synonymous with its name.
Ask a Brooklynite. You’ll likely hear them rave about the restoration of Jane’s Carousel, Situ Studio’s gorgeous Heartwalk art installation on the Pearl Street Triangle, or a new townhouse renovation in Clinton Hill using only reclaimed materials. Brooklyn is the new artists colony. And since the neighborhoods of Brooklyn are now filled with designers and illustrators, woodworkers and bloggers, it’s no surprise that the brownstones, lofts and apartments are filled with unique interiors inspired by a range of styles.
Here at Home & Stone, we’re proud and excited to watch our local neighborhoods flourish. Check out some of our favorite kitchen and bath interiors, straight from Brooklyn!
source: The Brooklyn Home Company
source: Eye-Swoon
source: Resolution: 4 Architecture
source: Desire to Inspire | Photo Credit: Peter Margonelli
source: Jan Eleni Interiors | Photo Credit: Luc Roymans
source: Apartment Therapy
source: Design*Sponge | Photo Credit: Tom Sibley
source: Design*Sponge | Photo Credit: Alexandra Grablewski
source: The Brooklyn Home Company
source: Soluri Architecture
source: Design*Sponge | Photo Credit: Jen Huang
source: Chango & Co.
source: Domino, via High Street Market | Photo Credit: Melanie Acevedo
source: Vogue, via Sanctuary | Photo Credit: François Halard
source: Elle Decor, via On Blue Pool Road | Photo Credit: William Waldron
