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Cara Greenberg

East Hampton, New York
As seen in: MSN UK, Dezeen, Forward, 1stDibs, Introspective Magazine, Gardenista, This Old House, Architectural Record, Brownstoner, Garden Design and
I blog for fun, about old-house real estate, interiors, gardening, and travel.
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The Insider: Exposed Beams Enhance Character of Art-Filled Dumbo Loft

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By Cara Greenberg
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The 1,100-square-foot loft had been one open, partition-less space since the century-old building’s conversion from a former soap factory to residential condo units in 2012 — a rectangular box with four windows on one of its short ends. “With windows only along the north facade, walling off separate rooms would have choked off light to the rest of the space,” said architect/interior designer Brian Cash, who came on board at the behest of the homeowners, a creative young couple.
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The Insider: Gut Reno, Theatrical Decor Restores Charm to Heights Apartment

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By Cara Greenberg
| Brownstoner Verified
A parlor floor apartment in a classic brownstone near the Promenade, complete with bay window and rear garden, was a dream find for Barrett Wilbert Weed, a Broadway actress and singer with a growing list of TV credits. Weed wasn’t daunted by the fact that the 1,125-square-foot space needed gut renovation.
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The Insider: Ridgewood Reno Yields a Healthy House With Bespoke Details

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By Cara Greenberg
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Concerned about water and air quality and looking to move to a healthier home, a pair of musicians fell in love with an early 20th century two-story plus cellar row house on the Brooklyn-Queens border. It had plenty of space for their needs, a driveway and garage, a rear yard, and some delightfully quirky details. “Then we opened the walls.
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