A Sophisticated Renovation of a 19th-Century Manhattan Townhouse

Historic details and modern interventions commune in two bathrooms in a renovated West Village townhouse.
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Architects Anne Marie Lubrano and Lea Ciavarra are known for taking a restrained and thoughtful approach to the spaces they design. "Our attitude is that materials should be honest, resulting in a space that presents itself as simple, comprehensible, and ultimately soothing," Lubrano says. And that was precisely what guided their transformation of a three story, 19th-century town house in Manhattan.

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Diana Budds
Diana Budds is a New York–based writer who covers design, architecture, and urbanism.

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