Narrow townhouse interior

Narrow lot houses are quite rare. Obviously, the preferred alternative would be a more spacious home with a different floor plan. However, a narrow lot

Brooklyn-based Office of Architecture has completely gutted and expanded a local row house for an architect, jewellery designer and their two children

With space at a premium in cities around the world, architects are designing skinny houses that can squeeze into the narrowest of gaps.

The ask was formidable: update the Victorian-era townhouse; restore some of the period details that had been removed in an ill-conceived 1980s renovation;

Figuring out the best layout and furniture placement in the long, narrow parlor of a traditional brownstone or townhouse can be perplexing, even for the most design-savvy homeowner.

With this cheerful and bright house interior we continue our consecution of tours around architects and designers homes. Full of color, bright lights and natural materials this modern home will bring sunlight into your day, and you can never guess the dreadful state the house was in, when architect and client Elaine Richardson got started

Architect Alexandra Barker combined the best of both worlds in this project.

Uncover ten innovative layouts tailored for small narrow living rooms. Dive into strategic furniture arrangements, vertical storage solutions, and layered decor techniques to maximize space and style.