brownstones bring history and character to the streets in manhattan. personally, they mark my most favorite blocks in the city and reflect a slight bias toward downtown neighborhoods (in particular the charming "1/2" addresses in the west village). constrasting the exposed brick are endless variations on decor which make new york's architectural style as unique as the people who call it home.
a rustic look on sixth avenue & waverly place
wide plank black shutters and white chiffon curtains accent without defining
the oldest remaining house in the village on bedford street
an english garden reincarnates red brick on irving place
ironwork on st. luke's place
traditional white and black brownstone on commerce & barrow
