The Brooklyn Brownstone That Rose from an Abandoned Ruin | HOUSE TOUR

To SHOP items inspired by our home tours, visit https://shopmy.us/shop/homeworthy Today, Homeworthy steps inside the Brooklyn brownstone of interior designer Jarret Yoshida. Built in the 1880s, the house had fallen into deep neglect by the time Jarret found it—abandoned, stripped of doors and windows, and even its cast iron, and at one point associated with illicit drug activity. Over the years, he patiently restored the home room by room, guided by a belief that we are simply stewards of historic spaces. Inside, antiques, flea-market discoveries, and meaningful pieces collected over decades create a layered interior that feels incredibly meaningful. From a museum-worthy Japanese screen to treasures rescued from New York sidewalks, every object carries a story. To watch Jarret's episode ad-free:    • AD-FREE | An Abandoned Brooklyn Brownstone...   For more extraordinary home tours, visit our website: https://homeworthy.com/ For full, ad-free house tours, join HomeworthyPlus:    / @homeworthy   HomeworthyPlus Playlist:    • Members-only videos   #hometour #interiordesign #homedecor LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Homeworthy's YouTube channel for more home tours and design content Be sure to visit https://www.homeworthy.com/shop to discover amazing furniture, art, and accessories handpicked by our editors to help transform your house into a home - all of the items are inspired by the episodes you see here on this channel! (SPONSORED) Watch Rolling Along: Bill Bradley:    • Bill Bradley | Rolling Along: An American ...   Follow us on Instagram:   / homeworthy   Follow us on TikTok:   / homeworthy