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An 1899 Brooklyn townhouse blends historic style with modern design. Committed to maintaining the pre-war details of their South Slope home, Ben and Lauren Lindsey of LocalHaus remodeled key elements of their space to make way for their growing family - and plenty of art. The natural wood elements in a painting by Dan Covert and a unique ceramic work by Matthew Ward adds contrast to the kitchen countertop, while Inka Bell’s large-scale silkscreen print in the dining room reflects on the controlled chaos of family meals. High ceilings, natural light, and abundance of curated pieces, this family home epitomizes new-world charm.

Art lovers will swoon over the expertly curated artwork and handcrafted homewares throughout [Lauren and Ben Lindsey's] space.

MyDomaine

Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Cindy Hsu Zell, Clay Mahn, Dan Covert, Hyun Jung Ahn, Sayan Ray
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Cindy Hsu Zell
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Katrine Hildebrandt-Hussey
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Cindy Hsu Zell
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Cindy Hsu Zell, Clay Mahn, Dan Covert, Hyun Jung Ahn, Sayan Ray, Katrine Hildebrandt-Hussey
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Clay Mahn
Gallery wall with framed, original works by artist Dan Covert, Hyun Jung Ahn, and Sayan Ray.
Dan Covert, Hyun Jung Ahn, Sayan Ray
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Bowl by Matthew Ward
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Bowl by Matthew Ward
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Inka Bell
Journal: A family-friendly Brooklyn townhouse: Gallery
Inka Bell