Remember when Jenna Lyon’s dreamy Park Slope home came up for sale back in 2011 and real estate enthusiasts alike released a collective swoon and sigh? Well, we can all be horribly envious of Vince Clarke, founder of Depeche Mode, and his wife Tracy Martin, CEO of the Morbid Anatomy Museum – the new owners of the 4000 square foot, four story townhouse. And it gets even better. The couple has transformed the space, with the help of firm Roman and Williams, into a stunning Victorian style residence with a wonderfully eclectic mix of antique furniture and other dark but tasteful curiosities.
I’m envious indeed! Wow I wish it were mine 😀
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xx Mira
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Ugh, ridiculously gorgeous!
Namrata
http://seasoncheck.blogspot.com
That’s all Roman and Williams designed, FYI.
@Kristin, thank you – I’ve edited it to credit them.
Beautiful modern take on Victorian.
Amazing house love every room… i would have added a colorful piece from connanjl.com to get a touch of warm..and travel…http://ultra-frenchartist.tumblr.com
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Yael Guetta
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The details are amazing.
It’s like crack for an interior design enthusiast. I love every inch of it.
♥ Paula Shoe Fiend.
http://shoe-fiend.blogspot.co.nz/
ahhhhhhhh stunning <3 no words needed
http://thefacelessstyle.blogspot.com
Yeah, there are some really interesting details / elements! 🙂
http://streetlounge.blogspot.com/
I seriously love.
This post was such an enjoyable read! Jenna Lyon’s Park Slope townhouse was already iconic, but learning how Vince Clarke and Tracy Martin transformed it into a Victorian-inspired residence makes it even more fascinating. The collaboration with Roman and Williams clearly brought out the best in antique design and dark, tasteful details. It’s inspiring to see how eclectic pieces and vintage furniture can completely redefine a modern living space while keeping so much character.kingswood contractor