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Sandwiched between two other red-brick properties, the revamped row home now gorgeously stands out with its crisp white facade.

The subway tile-lined bathroom was kept as simple as possible, with Hansgrohe fixtures and cabinets made of vertical-grain Douglas fir above a top-mounted Duravit sink. Since installing a window was unfeasible given the bathroom's proximity to other properties, Storey added a skylight over the shower.

A new powder room replaces a shallow closet that stood beside the dining room. The clients, who have two cats, selected whimsical wallpaper for the small space.

Dark wood details, cream walls and a neutral palette makes for a relaxed parlor space. All of the furnishings are intended to be hard-wearing and comfortable.

The second-floor hallway bathroom is the largest in the house. “That was more of our dream bathroom,” the clients say. “The fixtures are very historic looking, and felt true to the house.”