![Top-floor Brooklyn townhouse addition work space designed by Bangia Agostinho Architecture. Pia Ulin photo.](https://media.organized-home.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/bangia-agostinho-architecture-rony-vardi-carroll-gardens-townhouse-pia-ulin-photo-15-768x533.jpg)
It pays to see things from a different perspective. For proof, check out this wholly unexpected moment from Rony Vardi and Dwight Weeks’s enviable Brooklyn townhouse: In a room that leads to the balcony, a set of black lockers found by Weeks, is mounted to the wall—sideways. It’s a whimsical and ingenious way to repurpose lockers as horizontal wall-mounted storage.
Photography by Pia Ulin, courtesy of Bangia Agostinho Architecture, from Brooklyn Makeover: A Homey Townhouse with a Modern Garret.
![Top-floor Brooklyn townhouse addition with terrace designed by Bangia Agostinho Architecture. Pia Ulin photo.](https://media.organized-home.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/bangia-agostinho-architecture-rony-vardi-carroll-gardens-townhouse-pia-ulin-photo-16-733x1098.jpg)
Their lockers are vintage, but you can source similar lockers from Global Industrial; the key is to look for locker sets that don’t have feet.
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