Back Bay Brownstone Revival
A meticulous restoration of a 19th-century Back Bay brownstone — preserving original plaster and millwork while introducing modern systems and a chef's kitchen.
This landmark brownstone retained extraordinary period detail beneath decades of neglect. Working under Boston Landmarks Commission guidelines, we restored original plaster medallions, marble mantels, and millwork while discreetly modernizing every system.
New mechanicals, insulation, and a chef's kitchen were woven in without disturbing the home's historic character. The result honors the building's 1880s soul while serving a contemporary family.
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