Block Renovation reimagined the interior of a 1960s Ranch House. Based in Brooklyn, N.Y., the renovation studio preserved the home’s single-story flow, generous lot size and straightforward floor plan built for everyday living. Instead, the studio replaced outdated and worn designs with fresh materials to breathe new life into the project.
One of the most prominent upgrades in the projects was removing the wall separating the kitchen from the dining room to open up both spaces, allowing for more natural light. The studio also replaced fluorescent ceiling fixtures with recessed, pendant lighting and chose a backsplash that adds texture and dimension. Small material choices, including warm brass hardware, open shelving in place of upper cabinets and a butcher-block countertop, modernized the entire room.
Photo Credit: Block Renovation
