Donna, From the Haslegrave Brothers, Opens in Brooklyn Nobody can patina like Evan and Oliver Haslegrave, the brothers, ages 29 and 32, who have designed so many of a certain type of neo-antique East Village, Lower East Side and Brooklyn establishment in recent years: two bars (Elsa and Duck Duck) and three restaurants (Paulie Gee's, Manhattan Inn and Goat Town), as well as a beer store, an ice-cream parlor and a clothing boutique. They are distinguished by the Haslegraves" exquisite lighting and handcrafted details, and recall the McNally brothers in their early years. Last week, the Haslegraves were finishing up their ninth project, a bar called Donna in Williamsburg with a lovely Art Deco-ish bar, a vaulted ceiling and typically intriguing lighting. The building dates to 1850, and was once a flophouse, said Leif Young Huckman, 30, Donna's owner. "An elegant space for dirty kids" is how Mr. Huckman articulated his vision. Meaning a place for someone like me. Someone who likes nice things but doesn't have to dress up to get them. The bar, which opened this week, will serve classic cocktails and Central American bar food (like fresh ceviche, grilled sardines and charcuterie). Donna, 27 Broadway (Dunham Place), Brooklyn; information: donnabklyn.com.