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Interior Design · Park Slope

Interior Design in Park Slope

Warm, family-ready interiors for the Victorian brownstones and limestones of Park Slope, designed around parlor floors, original detail, and how a growing household lives.

The Neighborhood

Grand rooms, everyday life.

Park Slope's blocks of Victorian brownstones and limestones are some of the most intact in Brooklyn: parlor floors with 11-foot ceilings, carved marble mantels, pocket doors, and original moldings that have survived a century of use. It's a neighborhood built at a generous scale, and it's also, unmistakably, a neighborhood of families: strollers on the stoops, backyards that double as playgrounds, and a steady flow of everyone toward Prospect Park.

Designing here means holding both of those things at once: respecting the formality of a parlor floor's proportions while making sure the house still works for homework, playdates, and the daily churn of family life. The best Park Slope interiors we've worked on are grand and livable at once.

Designing for How Families Live

Rooms that grow with the household.

A Park Slope brownstone is rarely just one project. It's a parlor floor, a cellar, a kids' room, each with its own demands on the same house. We've designed a moody cellar lounge and home office for a Park Slope family balancing work and downtime under one roof, and a bright, playful room built to grow alongside a young child. Both projects came from the same instinct: figure out how the family moves through the house, then design for exactly that.

That range, from formal to playful, is what a Park Slope project usually calls for, and we plan for it from the first conversation.

A Park Slope Project

Work / Life Balance, below the parlor floor.

For a Park Slope family, we turned an underused cellar into a moody lounge and home office: custom millwork, layered lighting, and materials built for daily use, all tucked beneath the brownstone's formal floors above. It's a good example of what a Park Slope house often needs: a room that quietly does double duty.

We've also completed the Park Slope Kids' Room, a bright, playful space designed to grow with a young child. The same house can hold a grown-up retreat and a child's room, each with its own point of view.

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A children's room with bunk beds, cloud wallpaper and star lights
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Completed Park Slope projects
20+
Years of practice
NCIDQ
Certified interior designer
FIT
Fashion Institute of Technology
How We Work

Three ways to begin in Park Slope.

01

Full-Service Design

  • Site survey & programming
  • Concept, floor plans & 3D renderings
  • Custom furniture & millwork
  • Procurement & installation
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02

E-Design

  • Remote, wherever you are
  • Mood board & design development
  • Complete shopping list
  • Furniture procurement
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03

Design Consultation

  • Expert, room-by-room guidance
  • Layout, color & sourcing advice
  • A clear plan to move forward
  • In-home or virtual
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Selected Work

Park Slope, room by room.

Ready When You Are

Let's design your Park Slope home.

Or simply write: dariad@circa22designstudio.com  ·  718.612.1216