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In Brooklyn, a couple tap architect Sarah Jacoby to give their townhome a vibrant, family-friendly update.
In Brooklyn, a couple tap architect Sarah Jacoby to give their townhome a vibrant, family-friendly update.
Set against the warmth of original wood moldings, floral wallpaper sets the tone for the interiors. “You get a taste right there, at the beginning—it’s going to be fun,” says architect Sarah Jacoby. A Filigrana light fixture by Sebastian Wrong hangs overhead.
Set against the warmth of original wood moldings, floral wallpaper sets the tone for the interiors. “You get a taste right there, at the beginning—it’s going to be fun,” says architect Sarah Jacoby. A Filigrana light fixture by Sebastian Wrong hangs overhead.
Drawing atmospheric inspiration from the city, Waechter Architecture infuses a hilltop home with panoramic Bay views, utilitarian finishes, and a bathroom that evokes a misty day.
Drawing atmospheric inspiration from the city, Waechter Architecture infuses a hilltop home with panoramic Bay views, utilitarian finishes, and a bathroom that evokes a misty day.
Mikei, his partner, and their dog Shabu Shabu in their living space. The table was made for the outdoors, but repurposed for the dining area from Urban Outfitters. It's surrounded by '80s-era vintage chairs sourced from Betsu.
Mikei, his partner, and their dog Shabu Shabu in their living space. The table was made for the outdoors, but repurposed for the dining area from Urban Outfitters. It's surrounded by '80s-era vintage chairs sourced from Betsu.
Believe it or not, this bathroom—which was a major draw due to its size—was fully carpeted when the couple moved in. The couple drove to Illinois to pick up the heart-shaped tub, which was found on Facebook Marketplace. The tile surrounding it Fireclay in the color Evening Glow. The lights are from Velora; the curtain surrounding the tub was custom made by Loom Decor, using fabric Crypton. The vintage-inspired ceramic leopard is from Dogwood Lifestyle.
Believe it or not, this bathroom—which was a major draw due to its size—was fully carpeted when the couple moved in. The couple drove to Illinois to pick up the heart-shaped tub, which was found on Facebook Marketplace. The tile surrounding it Fireclay in the color Evening Glow. The lights are from Velora; the curtain surrounding the tub was custom made by Loom Decor, using fabric Crypton. The vintage-inspired ceramic leopard is from Dogwood Lifestyle.
Clockwise from left: Fatboy x Dusen Dusen Paletti Set Two-Seat Sofa for MoMa Design Store, Dune Table Lamp by In Common With, and Folia Stool by Ethimo.
Clockwise from left: Fatboy x Dusen Dusen Paletti Set Two-Seat Sofa for MoMa Design Store, Dune Table Lamp by In Common With, and Folia Stool by Ethimo.
A Knitted Dropped pendant light by Ariel Zuckerman hangs in the corner of the living room. The side chair is from Croft House, the custom couch is by West Coast Modern, and the rug is from Nordic Knots.
A Knitted Dropped pendant light by Ariel Zuckerman hangs in the corner of the living room. The side chair is from Croft House, the custom couch is by West Coast Modern, and the rug is from Nordic Knots.
When Sean first moved in, the enormous cactus at the far end was just outside the yard, so he had the wall rebuilt to include it in the patio.
When Sean first moved in, the enormous cactus at the far end was just outside the yard, so he had the wall rebuilt to include it in the patio.
For the lower-level den, “Sean wanted something that felt really cozy,” says Alves. She and Echeverry covered the walls with Portola’s deep-green Timberline limewash and installed a built-in sofa to enclose a retreat from the rest of the open-plan house. They kept the home’s original hardwood floors, layering them with vintage Turkish rugs, and installed recessed shelving after discovering a hidden crawl space behind one of the walls.
For the lower-level den, “Sean wanted something that felt really cozy,” says Alves. She and Echeverry covered the walls with Portola’s deep-green Timberline limewash and installed a built-in sofa to enclose a retreat from the rest of the open-plan house. They kept the home’s original hardwood floors, layering them with vintage Turkish rugs, and installed recessed shelving after discovering a hidden crawl space behind one of the walls.
Cahill opened the kitchen to the dining area, while Alves and Echeverry took a<i> wabi-sabi </i>approach to the interiors with textured tile and plaster. The palette mixes earth tones with splashes of color, as seen in the kitchen’s custom, handmade cobalt-blue pendants. The hue was inspired by the vessel in the corner by Toronto ceramist Tamara “Solem” Alissa.
wabi-sabi
While transforming a 1950 Hollywood Hills home into his ideal bachelor pad, Sean Famoso wanted to create an open plan without sacrificing warmth or character.
While transforming a 1950 Hollywood Hills home into his ideal bachelor pad, Sean Famoso wanted to create an open plan without sacrificing warmth or character.

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