A historic East Side home, reimagined in collaboration with San Francisco designer Michael Booth for his family, blends Federal-style heritage with bold, contemporary design.

Set on Providence’s East Side, this extensive renovation balanced traditional craftsmanship with a modern sense of openness. The first floor was reconfigured for flow and function—expanding the kitchen, relocating the powder room, and opening twenty-seven doorways to create a light, connected plan. Upstairs, two bedrooms were combined to form a new primary suite with added guest accommodations. Executed with precision and restraint, the result feels both timeless and renewed.

Details

Type: Renovation

Architect: Brewster Thornton Group Architects

Interior Design: BAMO

Photography: Nat Rea

Distinctions: 

Featured in New England Home Magazine, November 2022

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The dry bar reinterprets the home’s original cabinetry —a subtle nod to its historic past.

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Classic details—paneled wainscoting, pedestal sink, and mosaic tile—create a bath that feels timeless and familiar.

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