This 127-unit rental development in Astoria has a bright and natural theme throughout. Hints of green and rust as well as the use of wall murals make the space warm and welcoming.
The screening room has been designed to feel like it is a private living room, extending the bounds of one’s apartment. Similarly, the coworking space has been divided: personal pods allowing for a quiet space to take a call or banquettes to hold a small meeting. Other amenities include a resident’s lounge, gym and yoga room.
Apartment interiors have quartz countertops, tile backsplashes, and light dove grey cabinetry in the kitchens with custom vanities and porcelain tile at the bathrooms.
This 17-story, 143-unit rental building in Boerum Hill mixes contemporary elements with a modern townhouse feel. Apartment units have floor-to-ceiling windows, sleek kitchen finishes, and modern porcelain tile bathrooms.
The building’s lobby and amenities are made up of a muted and elegant palette – warm greys, neutrals, metal accents, and walnut throughout.
Signum’s amenity package includes a fitness center, a multi-use coworking lounge with meeting tables and private desks, a cozy, moody screening room, game room, playroom, pet spa, and an outfitted roof deck with views of the Manhattan and Brooklyn skyline.
The double height lobby features a mixture of rich materials: a Fusion marble desk, Bulgarian limestone, and Nero Venato marble alongside wood and bronze cladding the walls.
Amenities include a safari inspired kids’ room, business center, gym, screening and game room. In the apartments, the design is more neutral while maintaining an elegant and timeless appearance: porcelain tile and fluted wood at the bathrooms with reeded glass, wood and white cabinetry at the kitchens.
Located on the edge of Dumbo and Vinegar Hill, the design of 218 Front brings modern sophistication to its’ 7 stories and 218 apartment units.
The design approach is warm-modern, with wood accents among clean grey tile, and pops of green, rust and peach. Geometric art murals can be found throughout the interiors as well as sculptural light fixtures and architectural elements.
With a host of amenities including coworking space, a rentable event room, lounge, kids’ room, gym, arts & crafts space, private screening room and café lounge, there are ample interconnected yet separate spaces for residents to enjoy.
A new construction, 36 story, residential building in Downtown Brooklyn developed by The Rabsky Group.
Elegant and moody; the dark, muted tones with bronze accents create a very serene interior for this project. This theme is carried throughout the lobby, hallways, and into the apartment units with a similar palette of warm grey wood & tiles.
The main entrance area greets residents with lush greenery against a polished backdrop and metal mesh details. Sculptural furnishings and light fixtures surround a linear fireplace off of the main lobby area creating a comfortable lounge/waiting area.
Three residential towers in Coney Island with approx. 500 units.
Light and airy, the design direction for this project draws on the building’s proximity to the beach. The tall ceilings in the lobby with floating light fixtures create a grand entrance leading up to the stone reception. Ribbed detailing and millwork alongside metal reveals adds layer and interest to the space.
Amenity areas have been designed to include hotel-like features with a spa and sauna, gym, dressing rooms, and rentable event space. An extensive business center with private work pods doubles as the ideal work-from-home space.
Custom ombre carpet with a touch of ochre line the typical apartment hallways. Inside the units, kitchens feature a mix of white and light wood cabinetry with a porcelain backsplash and quartz countertops. Both bathrooms have unique porcelain tile pairings, Kohler fixtures, and custom vanities.
Interior Design of a Park Slope new construction developed by William Macklowe Company and Senlac Ridge Partners.
The North and South buildings take on a modern, eclectic design with ample contrast and architectural lighting elements to create a statement.
Complex and unique spaces have been created with custom millwork and textured finishes. Bold, colorful furniture punctuates the neutral backdrop of terrazzo, woods and metals throughout each area.
Amenities include a work from home space, gym, yoga studio, lounge, party room, kids room, arts & crafts room, vintage library & business center, divided between the two buildings.
Inside the apartment units, engineered wood flooring is used throughout the living space. Kitchens are outfitted with custom cabinetry, a porcelain backsplash and Beko Appliances while tiled bathrooms have Grohe fixtures.
A new construction, 34 story, 476-unit residential building at the intersection of Downtown Brooklyn and Fort Greene. Clean and modern, the interiors reflect its central urban location. A double-height lobby with green wall features and built-in seating leads residents to a private coffee lounge. A trip to the 22nd floor is the show stopper, with views for miles to be enjoyed from a variety of amenity spaces and a rooftop terrace; playing billiards, using the communal kitchen, lounging indoors or out or working from the conference room. There is also a state-of-the-art fitness center, yoga studio, and a unique floating glass library with ceiling height bookshelves ensuring there is a space for all to enjoy. The apartment units similarly offer floor to ceiling windows alongside wide plank flooring, quartz kitchens with walnut cabinetry, integrated stainless-steel appliances and porcelain tile bathrooms.
Interior design of a new construction residential building including 18 stories and 195 rental units. This design was built around a minimal, modern industrial concept starting at the two story lobby, which contains a rain curtain feature as well as a 26 foot long green wall that reaches to the ceiling with custom “floating” raw steel light features. Through the glass lobby walls is the piano lounge and game room at the first floor, and the business lounge library with double sided fireplace at the second floor. Other amenities include courtyard spaces with outdoor gaming such as bocce ball, dining areas, and an extensive reflecting pool surrounded by sunbathing. Inside apartment units are unexpected accents such as brick at bathroom walls, raw wood at kitchen islands, and hexagonal mosaic tiles offset by clean lines and a modern approach.
Interior design of a boutique bayfront 68-unit condominium in Bay Harbor, Miami, Florida with a resort feel.
A light, natural palette is used throughout, drawing on the building’s bayfront location and warm climate. The lobby welcomes residents with a custom marble reception desk flanked by two pastel toned seating areas.
Amenity spaces include an oak clad fitness center and yoga room as well as a resident club lounge with private work pods, a bar and lounge seating area leading out to a bay view terrace.
Sisal carpets and fluted wood millwork line the typical hallways, bringing in raw, natural elements. Inside apartments, kitchens are outfitted with Miele appliances, Italian Snaidero cabinetry and quartz countertops while bathrooms have natural stone flooring and Waterworks fixtures.
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