A thorough update of this 1934 home designed by Philadelphia architect R. Brognard Okie, known for his intensive reinterpretation of classic Pennsylvania 18th century millwork. Okie’s houses reflect a deep appreciation of local woodwork, scale and proportion. The alterations brought the formerly “servant” utility spaces of Pantry, Kitchen, Maid’s Dining Room and Larders up to date for contemporary living, while matching the character and detail of formal “served” areas of the house.