This project has been featured by Architectural Digest.

This Park Slope apartment in a Prewar building was a complete interior renovation, featuring updated and luxurious finishes for the kitchen & bath as well a more modern and spacious layout. The emphasis throughout the project was to reintroduce the building's prewar character and provide a more inviting living & dining space.

The dining room bookshelves and custom Calacatta Paonazzo fireplace allow for moments of contrast and drama in an otherwise subdued palette. The Waterworks kitchen cabinetry also adds warmth to the living space and accentuates the Lacanche range, which is the focal point of the kitchen. The bathroom aims to maximize light without compromising depth, complimenting the more traditional nickel plumbing fixtures with textured plaster walls and rich stone surfaces. Overall the space is crisp and refreshing while still feeling relaxed and comfortable.

This project was completed by Space Exploration Design. My primary areas of design focus were the bathroom and kitchen, the design & coordination of the custom fireplace & vanity, and refining trim & molding details. I also acted as project manager during construction, attending site visits, coordinating with the contractor & consultants, and revising and updating the drawings & designs as necessary.