New York architect Ed Kopel’s gut renovation of a Brooklyn apartment is featured in this recent Dwell article and slide show. The apartment, located in the Brooklyn Heights Historic district, had not been renovated in over half a century. The architect was able to successfully create a new modernist interior that is colorful and comfortable for his client and family while maintaining the historical shell. Virtu oak flooring adds a light and natural uniformity in keeping with the architects intention and the clients’ wishes.
http://www.dwell.com/renovation/article/transformative-apartment-renovation-brooklyn
Hicks Street dining room
Hicks Street living room