park slope roof addition
This comprehensive, two-story townhome project entailed renovations spanning from the facade to the interior and extending to the back deck, culminating in the addition of an entire floor complete with a roof deck.
Zoning constraints were deftly navigated with a cleverly designed sloped wall on the new floor, optimizing the available space, as well as a staircase descending from the roof deck to the main floor, crafted to channel natural light deep into the home.
Park Slope, Brooklyn, NY
Architecture
Lua Scremin
Bo Lee
photography
Skyler Smith
the entryway provides a smooth transition from the outdoors with stylish, durable tiling and multiple sources of light.
open railings and stairs that lead up to a warm wooden door balance and contrast a dark stucco facade.
a built-in, combined entertainment console and bookshelf eliminates the need for standalone furniture, saving space while smoothing out the wall and elongating the room.
a bold, full-width, full-height kitchen that’s softened by the lightness of the oak floor, the white island counter, and an eyeful of sunshine and greenery.
select a bottle from the island wine rack from the desk nook while surrounded by verdant backsplashes that gesture to the plant life out back.
perforated steps above allow light to filter through, naturally illuminating the steps below.
easily the most standout feature of this home is the skylight grid comprising the sloped wall, filling this double-height family room with warmth and light, all while keeping the budget in mind.
a double vanity skylight that brings out the sparkle and glow in the mosaic tiles and your beauty regimen.
glimpse the transformation
