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A Brooklyn Carriage House, Put Back to Work

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Jordan Slocum and Barry Bordelon have turned a carriage house in Brooklyn into their workplace. The building now also brings people together, which the pair had not fully planned for when they took it on. A carriage house was built for horses and carriages on the ground floor, so a working office inside one gives an old service building a new job on a New York block. No sale price has been reported, and we won't guess at one.

With reporting from Elle Decor.

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