In Park Slope, New York, old meets new in this renovated townhouse project. Once the client's childhood home, Ethan Pomerance of Ethan Pomerance Architecture was tasked with the challenge of breathing a new gust of life into this modern kitchen, taking the original shell and making it work for the young, artistic family who planned on building their new life there. The space is simultaneously uniquely modern, with playful shapes and forms littered throughout, and completely devoted to and respectful of the home's original architectural style.
"I looked at the rich history of the Romanesque Revival architectural style, which the house is, which often features harmonious asymmetry of geometric forms. I enjoyed weaving in echoes of the home’s exterior and more traditionally designed downstairs with new interpretations while keeping it fresh and airy," explains the designer, Ethan Pomerance.
