fort greene TOWNHOUSE kitchen extension
Located on the parlor floor of a four-story townhouse in Fort Greene, this kitchen extension creates a bright, functional space that connects seamlessly to the backyard.
The first step was removing the dining area from the kitchen. That shift opened up the plan, allowing for better flow, more natural light, and a clearer relationship between rooms.
We kept the original doors and vintage light fixtures in place, allowing their details to stand out against the clean lines of the new layout. The result is a space that supports everyday life—practical, connected, and quietly grounded in the home’s original character.
Fort Greene, Brooklyn, NY
Architecture
Bo Lee
photography
Skyler Smith
Floor-to-ceiling cabinets line one wall, bringing generous storage and visual simplicity.
A full-height stone wall and light ash veneer cabinetry provide a durable, understated material palette, anchored by a quartz countertop.
Original doors and vintage fixtures bring quiet contrast to the new layout.
glimpse the transformation
