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Boston Brownstone With Rooftop Terrace

December 14, 2018

After 20 years of living in the suburbs, a family of four decided to pack up and move into this five-story townhouse near Boston's Back Bay. A grand foyer, open kitchen, private study, home library, and wine cellar with plenty of texture make the home feel refined yet livable, while a rooftop terrace promises to impress visitors.

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Photo: Andy Caulfield. From: Slifer Design.

Grand Entry Into Boston Brownstone

Dark hardwood floors ground the entry and hallway. To create visual interest, the hardwood is laid in a herringbone pattern that changes to straight lines down the hall. Textured gray carpeting lines the staircase, while a chic light fixture adds a contemporary note.

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Photo: Andy Caulfield. From: Slifer Design.

Abstract Art in Transitional Hallway

Bold, abstract artwork makes a dramatic statement in this transitional hallway. A contemporary runner softens the hardwood floors, which lead to the foyer with a sleek entry table and French doors. Photography by Andy Caulfield

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Photo: Andy Caulfield. From: Slifer Design.

Sophisticated and Traditional Living Room

An elegant neutral color palette is punctuated by rich browns and dark blues to create a traditional living room. Bay windows are dressed in soft gray curtains, while a coffered ceiling adds beautiful architectural details.

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Photo: Andy Caulfield. From: Slifer Design.

Neutral Dining Room Blends Modern With Classic

This transitional dining room combines traditional white moldings and a built-in cabinet cabinet with contemporary elements, like the sleek dining table and chairs. Graphic area rug adds softness and warmth to the herringbone-patterned wood floors. Photography by Andy Caulfield

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