Discover how The Black and White House in North Arlington, United States, underwent a radical transformation. Designed in 2019 by Paola Lugli, this project reimagines a 1950s brick house with a contemporary open floor plan, elevating it with a ship-lap-clad façade and thoughtfully integrated modern elements. From a new LVL beams structure to symmetrical windows framing a future garden, explore the blend of modern and traditional that defines this unique dwelling.

About The Black and White House
Reviving Tradition with Modern Elegance
The Black and White House stands as a testament to the innovative spirit of redesigning traditional spaces for contemporary living. Located in the heart of North Arlington, United States, this project executed by Paola Lugli in 2019 breathes new life into a typical 1950s brick house. An ambitious undertaking, the house underwent a complete transformation, fostering a striking balance between preserving historic value and embracing modern aesthetics. Architectural Integration and Design Features
At the forefront of this transformation is the integration of a ship-lap clad façade into the original brick structure, a move marking a contemporary intervention while respecting the home’s originality. The new layout, confined within the pre-existing footprint due to zoning restrictions, incorporates two innovative roofs?a reverse dormer front roof and a flat rear roof. This not only redefines the house’s silhouette but also...