This historic Victorian had never undergone a permitted renovation in its 150-year history. The vision was to honor its architectural heritage in all its richness while introducing a subtle French “je ne sais quoi” and the comforts of contemporary living. Original details were celebrated rather than erased, allowing the home's character to remain at the forefront. Light became a guiding principle throughout the design, creating spaces that feel uplifting, inspiring, and conducive to creativity. As passionate cooks and consummate hosts, the homeowners envisioned the kitchen as the heart of the home: generous, inviting, and designed for both everyday rituals and memorable evenings around the table. The result is a residence that feels timeless yet lived-in, elegant yet unpretentious—a warm and welcoming home where history, hospitality, and modern life coexist effortlessly.

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