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Big City Digs: Brooklyn Church Turned Condo

From: LABLstudio

From the exterior, few might suspect that this Gothic-style church in Brooklyn is actually home to several condominiums. To highlight the unique architectural details of the interior, LABLstudio painted their client's door a teal blue, outfitted the kitchen with matching tile, and then pulled in antique pieces that speak to the owner's eclectic style.

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Photo: Matthew Williams. From: LABLstudio.

Church Condo Exterior

Originally built in the 1850s, this restored Gothic-style church located in Brooklyn, New York was turned into condos around 2012.

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Photo: Matthew Williams. From: LABLstudio.

Eclectic Foyer With Arched Blue Door

Designers strived to maintain a sense of the home's church origins by highlighting architectural elements like the beautiful, arched front door. A repurposed peg board hung on the wall makes for a fun spot to hang scarves and jackets.

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Photo: Matthew Williams. From: LABLstudio.

Multicolored Eclectic Dining Room With Bicycle

The home is a fun-filled combination of the owner's boho modern style and the building's historic church origins. Clean lines are mixed with playful elements and lots and lots of color.

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Photo: Matthew Williams. From: LABLstudio.

Eclectic Dining Area With Yellow Bike

A tulip table and four chairs make a stylish dining area on the airy main living floor. The space is a good example of how the home lets practical items (hello, yellow bicycle) mix easily with furniture and artwork for an overall look that's friendly and approachable.

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Big City Digs: Brooklyn Church Turned Condo

Church Condo Exterior

Eclectic Foyer With Arched Blue Door

Multicolored Eclectic Dining Room With Bicycle

Eclectic Dining Area With Yellow Bike

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