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Back Bay Townhouse. The soft blue and cream color scheme gives the formal living room a serene feel while the original windows reach all the way to the floor allowing light to fill the room.
Back Bay Townhouse. The combined kitchen, den, and dining room serves as the hub of activity on a day to day basis as well as when the owners entertain guests.
Back Bay Townhouse .The large sectional sofa allows for plenty of lounge space for guests to relax and interact with the hosts while final preparations are being made in the kitchen.
Back Bay Townhouse. The master bedrooms soft soothing greens provide a restful retreat.
Back Bay Townhouse. The sun drenched guest bathroom with limestone floors and marble vanity provides guests with all the amenities they might desire.
South End Penthouse. The light filled open kitchen, living, and entry area provide plenty of space for entertaining.
South End Penthouse. The dark cabinetry and rich Calacatta marble counters anchor the public space.
South End Penthouse. The huge skylight fills the bathroom with light and despite it’s small size gives it a spa-like feel.
South End Penthouse. The open riser stair and glass roof hatch allow light to flood the middle of the unit. The stair itself acts as a sculptural element in the space.
FourPly Studio transforms two city condos.
The designs for two Boston area condominiums respond to a modern lifestyle.
While many new loft-style or open living condominium and apartment buildings have sprung up throughout the country in the past 10 to 15 years, many of the most desirable urban neighborhoods are still made up primarily of older housing. While charming and solid, many of these homes were designed at a time when small rooms and hallways were the norm and do not fit the more open and fluid ways of living desired by many clients today.
Fourply Studio was able to transform two brownstone condominiums; one is Boston’s Back Bay and the other in the trendy South End of Boston, into the perfect homes for their clients. Both families were looking for spaces that would serve several purposes and would allow for open interactions between all inhabitants, whether family or guests.
In both homes the strategic location of skylights and the minimal use of window treatments has allowed for daylight to reach all of the areas of the home highlighting the sense of openness.
119 Lewis Wharf
Boston, MA 02110
Inspirations Gallery
