Stone And Glass Design Architecture Modern Family Home Decorating

This modern home remodeled by Fernlund + Logan Architects, that early designed by Charles Warner, and now becomes a multiple dwelling. Built with stone wall, and large glass window. Inside, modern living room equipped with wooden bookcase. The kitchen designed is open to the living room and dining areas.

Description from Architects:

An early modernist house designed in 1940 by Charles Warner, and neglected for many years was given a new life as a secondary residence for a Manhattan couple and their child. The original circulation and main features of the house were lost when it was converted to a multiple dwelling. Assisted by the original plan, published in a MoMA guide to Modern Architecture in the Northeast States, the house was restored and functionally updated. An enclosed glass walkway facing a rear terrace was reconfigured to link the second floor living area to the exterior. A large stone fireplace was exposed on all sides opening the kitchen to the living and dining areas. The house’s most notable feature, a 45 foot long expanse of waist height windows, was adapted as a library for the owners extensive collection of books.