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A late 19th century Brooklyn brick townhouse in Bedford-Stuyvesant, where original details, slate fireplaces, decorative medallions, archways meet a considered reimagining rooted in contemporary South Asian design.
The available two levels, parlor floor and top floor, tell a story of Brooklyn townhome charm layered with a mix of vintage and modern fixtures and a confident, color-forward point of view: from a Jaipur-inspired terracotta kitchen to a dining room dressed in Sabyasachi wallpaper, each room carries its own distinct character while staying part of one cohesive whole. Upstairs, two bedrooms and an office settle into a calmer register — grounded, livable, ready for lifestyle content. A tiled back patio extends the story outdoors.
The home was featured in AD India in September 2026. It’s a natural fit for legacy-driven storytelling, home decor and interior editorial, and lifestyle content, as well as events, film, and TV productions drawn to a space with real design point of view.
Restrictions:
Floor protection and shoe covers required.
Limit of 30 people allowed inside.
No painting or nailing into walls.
