Monday, December 10, 2012
Inside Five Archetypal Brooklyn Spaces
Posted by Kristin Iversen on Mon, Dec 10, 2012 at 6:25 AM
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The Brownstone
Perhaps the most sought-after Brooklyn space, the brownstone offers the chance to live in a home with towering ceilings, inlaid hardwood floors, and ornately carved mouldings. But the best of these interiors subverts this historic tradition, and Michael Karam’s is no exception. Karam both honored the space and had fun with it, injecting levity by displaying a candelabra in a non-working fireplace and using mid-century modern furniture to complement the lines of the interior.
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Kristin Iversen
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Kristin Iversen is the Managing Editor at Brooklyn Magazine and the L Magazine. She has been described as "a hipster buzzword made flesh." This seems pretty accurate.
Kristin Iversen is the Managing Editor at Brooklyn Magazine and the L Magazine. She has been described as "a hipster buzzword made flesh." This seems pretty accurate.
