Nicolas Schuybroek Architects draws inspiration from European architecture, particularly Belgian country homes, to design the HB Townhouse in New York. The architectural team seamlessly combines historical elements with modern elegance, creating a residence that celebrates light, texture, and a deep sense of history. The interior, reminiscent of a luxury hotel with a storied past, exudes warmth and charm, providing contemporary livability within the iconic brownstone walls.
Upon entering the townhouse, one is captivated by the expansive interior volumes that showcase original detailing and minimalist elegance. The material palette, featuring a monochromatic base and textured plaster, enhances the play of light, while velvety walls and a minimalist design contribute to an intimate atmosphere. The integration of warm timber accents, arched openings, and handcrafted elements creates a seamless flow and continuity between spaces.
The curated selection of bespoke furniture, lighting, and artwork adds a hypnotic interplay of contrasting elements, turning the residence into an immersive retreat. Located in the bustling city, HB Townhouse stands as an extraordinary family home, transformed by Nicolas Schuybroek Architects into a meticulously designed space disconnected from the outside world, offering a unique and calming environment amidst the dynamic energy of New York.