A Clinton Hill Brownstone Makeover by MKCA: A Transformation Story

When it comes to interior design and architecture, MKCA is one of the most well-known names. Their designs are always timeless and stylish and their latest project is no different. MKCA was given the challenge to transform a Clinton Hill Brownstone, which was in need of a major makeover. Let’s take a look at how MKCA used their creativity and expertise to transform this once dull and outdated home into a modern and inviting space.

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Introduction to Clinton Hill Brownstone by MKCA

MKCA was approached with the challenge of reclaiming a brownstone in the Clinton Hill neighborhood of Brooklyn, NY. The house had been passed down from generations and was in need of major repairs. The MKCA team was tasked with creating a modern and inviting space while maintaining the historic charm of the century-old building. The team was up for the challenge and got to work right away.

The Challenges of the Project

The team faced several challenges while working on the project. The first was the ground floor of the house, which was dark and outdated. The team had to come up with a design that would make the space modern, yet still maintain its historic charm. The second challenge was the townhouse’s living room, which was a formal living room with a small bar and a large fireplace. The team had to come up with a design that would make the living room more inviting and open. The third challenge was the massive historic magnolia tree in the garden, which had to be maintained while still allowing for a modern design.

Ground Floor Design

The team started off by gutting the ground floor of the house and removing all of the old and outdated features. They then focused on making the space brighter and more inviting with natural light. They designed the space with a modern and minimalistic look, using white walls, polished concrete floors, and furniture that was both simple and stylish. The team also added a custom fireplace mantel, which added a touch of sophistication to the space.

The team also focused on creating a bright and airy space with plenty of natural light. They added large windows and skylights to the space, which allowed for plenty of natural light to enter the space.

Transformation of the Living Room

The architects then moved on to transforming the living room. They started by removing the old bar, which was dark and outdated. Then they designed a more open and inviting space by adding a generous living room. MKCA used a combination of mid-century modern furniture, natural wood floors, and bold colors to create a modern and inviting space.

The team also had to work around the massive historic magnolia tree in the garden. To do this, they added a large bay window overlooking the garden, which allowed for plenty of natural light to enter the space. They also added a double-height light filled living room, which allowed for plenty of natural light to enter the space while still being able to take in the beauty of the magnolia tree.

Working Around the Massive Historic Magnolia Tree

The team had to work around the massive historic magnolia tree in the garden, which had to be maintained while still allowing for a modern design. To do this, the team added a large bay window overlooking the garden, which allowed for plenty of natural light to enter the space. They also used a combination of mid-century modern furniture, natural wood floors, and bold colors to create a modern and inviting space. The architects also added a double-height light filled living room, which allowed for plenty of natural light to enter the space while still being able to take in the beauty of the magnolia tree.

Double Height Light Filled Living Room

The team then focused on creating a double-height light filled living room. To do this, they added large windows and skylights to the space, which allowed for plenty of natural light to enter the space. They also added a modern and minimalist design, with strong terracotta pink walls, ceiling and gorgeous ligh wood floors. The creative team used a combination of mid-century modern furniture, natural wood floors, and bold colors to create a modern and inviting space.

Spectacular Bay Window Overlooking the Garden

The team then added a spectacular bay window overlooking the garden, which allowed for plenty of natural light to enter the space while still being able to take in the beauty of the magnolia tree. The window also added a modern and stylish touch to the space, with its large windows and skylights. The architects also used a combination of mid-century modern furniture, natural wood floors, and bold colors to create a modern and inviting space.

Gut Renovation and Bold and Immersive Approach

The team then took a bold and immersive approach to the renovation. They started by gutting the entire house, removing all of the old and outdated features. They then focused on creating a modern and minimalist design, with white walls and polished concrete floors. The design group also used a combination of mid-century modern furniture, natural wood floors, and bold colors to create a modern and inviting space.

The project group also focused on creating a bright and airy space with plenty of natural light. They added large windows and skylights to the space, which allowed for plenty of natural light to enter the space. The team also added a custom fireplace mantel, which added a touch of sophistication to the space.

Amazing Stair Hall’s Geometry and Pastel Light Blue

The designers then added a spectacular stair hall’s geometry and a light pastel blue. The staircase was designed to be bold and modern, with a curved shape and a light color. The creative team also added a black curved stair railing, which added a touch of sophistication to the space.

The team also focused on creating a bright and airy space with plenty of natural light. They added large windows and skylights to the space, which allowed for plenty of natural light to enter the space. The team also used a combination of mid-century modern furniture, natural wood floors, and bold colors to create a modern and inviting space.

New Custom Fireplace Mantel Conclusion

The team also added a new custom fireplace mantel, which added a touch of sophistication to the space. The custom marble fireplace mantel was designed to be both modern and stylish.

Conclusion

The team at MKCA was able to transform the Clinton Hill Brownstone into a modern and inviting home while still maintaining the historic charm of the century-old building. The team used a combination of modern and minimalist design, natural light, and bold colors to create a beautiful and inviting space. They also used a combination of mid-century modern furniture, natural wood floors, and bold colors to create a modern and inviting space. The team also added a custom fireplace mantel, which added a touch of sophistication to the space. With their creativity and expertise, MKCA was able to transform this once dull and outdated home into a modern and inviting space.

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