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Photo: Aaron Thompson
From Church to Condos
The stately red brick building at the corner of Prince and Mott streets in New York City's Nolita neighborhood was built in the 1820s; back then, it housed both the school and the convent of Saint Patrick’s Old Cathedral. Two centuries later, it's The Residences at Prince — but its original atmosphere is still palpable.
When designer Juliet Gold was called in to reimagine the building’s five-bedroom townhouse, she kept that vibe in mind. “The space felt somehow sacred to me,” she says. Join us for a look at how Juliet made this home heavenly with her colorful, contemplative transformation.
