After spending four months searching for a new home (an infamously challenging feat in New York City), @romillynewman landed on a 19th-century Italian style brownstone in Park Slope; a neighbourhood obsessed over for its historic architecture, tree-lined streets, and proximity to Prospect Park.
Part of the appeal of her former home was the structural beauty of the building, which thankfully her Park Slope space also shares. Among the standout original details include a farmhouse sink, black marble fireplace, exposed ceiling beams, and wide plank wood floors.
“It’s very rare to find places in New York that still have those details, and I think it’s just oozing with personality,” Newman says, sharing that the owners of her current building work in the antique business and thus share an appreciation for restoring and renovating in thoughtful ways.
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Photography by @sethdcaplan and styling by @by.kathleenjerry.