Amenity planning, exterior and interior design of a 6-story new condo construction with 22 units in Brooklyn, New York.
Interiors design concept reflects delicate contrasts between natural wood finishes, industrial metal details and chic/modern tones. Amenities including a state-of-the-art fitness center, a bike room, and a Resident’s Lounge.
Kitchens design combines elegance and warm with elements such as walnut and matte lacquer European cabinetry also have a quartz countertop with waterfall edge and the bathrooms with Statuario marble slab tiles accompanied with hexagon mosaic flooring.
Façade concept design showcases antiqued brick and blackened steel casement windows on the outside juxtaposed with warm woods and classic stones styled with minimalism and functionality on the inside.
PARKER HOUSE: a boutique luxury 24-unit condo building in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
183 Mcguiness Boulevard, Brooklyn, NY
The entrance may be small but does not skimp on the details. Fluted wood with inset led lighting flank one side while the other is finished with concrete look tiles around polished black mailboxes.
Elevator lobbies and hallways throughout the building mimic this look, adding black to the apartment entrances for more contrast. Inside the apartment units, kitchens have custom wood tambour cabinetry with rounded island shelving that adds a unique yet practical element. Ample closets off the foyer provide further storage while doubling as a wood accent wall. Lastly, bathrooms are muted and clean with fluted vanities, grey area tiles, and dimple sconces.
Interior design of a 4-story condominium located in Greenpoint, Brooklyn developed by Greenline Real Estate. The design intends to deliver timelessly modern interiors with clean lines and a neutral palette where the addition of reclaimed wood brings accent to both common areas and apartment interiors.
The custom lighting fixture at the lobby ceiling adds a bronze shine to the entrance and leads the residents to hallways embellished with art. The gym reached from the lobby is naturally lit, and this brightness has driven the design towards a refined industrial look with an exposed ceiling and large mirror wall that multiplies the light even more.
The residences are designed with oak floors where expansive windows frame the scene perfectly. Reclaimed wood cabinetry finished with black hardware is set against spacious quartz islands with metallic front panels. A custom raw steel shelving unit with embedded led lighting brings a subtle industrial feeling to the interiors. Luxurious natural stone-clad master baths are warmed with reclaimed wood ceilings and a custom vanity with the same wood’s ribbed finish.
Private rooftop cabanas, and a well-shaded BBQ & dining area are placed adjacent to each other. Lounges are separated with green islands from these, offering quiet and relaxing spaces for the residents.
Renovation and interior design of a 38 story 280,000-square-foot Manhattan multi-unit residential building. Design for this project was developed with a modernist take on the timeless sophistication the Upper East Side neighborhood of New York is known for. A grand, classic marble reception desk sitting before an intricate iron screen greets residents at the building’s entrance. The palette and material selection throughout the project conveys a sense elegance and warmth; from the slate inlay detailing, to the rich teak wood. Amenities combine luxury and function, with plush stylish furniture and built-in entertainment centers with city skyline views, visible through massive windows.
Interior design of a 177-unit residential building located in the neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant. 1134 Fulton’s interiors exhibit a modern-industrial style, as you enter the lobby, raw steel with combined dark-toned materials relay a chic yet raw aesthetic. Inhabiting the same space are elements of white marble and wood introducing warmer emotions to the space. Raw steel framed metal mesh dresses the walls and ceilings in intervals creating pockets of negative space elevating the raw and elegant nature of the public spaces. The same materials continue on to the residential hallways maintaining a certain consistency throughout the interiors. As you enter the rentable spaces, beautiful contrasting stone tiles line the bathroom floor and walls with moments interrupted by rustic wood applied to the custom made vanity and mirror frame. The kitchens are treated in a similar manner with warm wood highlights paired with an elegant stone backsplash and mid-tone cabinetry.
Interior design of a new construction 5-floor building with approximately 60,000 sq ft and 64 units in historic Astoria, Queens. The double-height lobby features a welcoming space with library, billiard table, lounging area etc, warmed up with steel panels and reclaimed wood. Second-floor amenities include full gym, Zen-inspired garden, areas for quiet lounging. Kitchens feature best-in-class appliances and fixtures, with ample storage space for cooking enthusiasts. The rooftop amenity offers a beautiful light-flooded space designed for relaxing and sharing, with outdoor deck games, sunbathing areas, outdoor showers, and more.
Interior design of approximately 50.000 square feet commercial office building. Designed to respect the character of the Brooklyn building’s character, the exterior of the structure showcases original brick and black framed windows, while providing a modern update through an angled wood slat tunnel at the entry, and exaggerated steel signage. Roll-up windows allow for an open storefront feel during warmer months, and double story windows pour natural light in to the main lobby. Minimal modern black pendant lighting hangs suspended between the lobby’s exposed original wood ceiling slats. Framed glass interior doors open to the large office area, which has exposed ceilings and vintage inspired light fixtures. Baseboards throughout the office building are offset slightly to create an LED glow that extends throughout the corridors. Custom neon signage and floor to ceiling graffiti murals add an element of fun to a startup office environment, whose amenities are to include a game room, business lounge, dining area, gym and yoga room, and large private meeting rooms.
Interior design and remodeling of an existing 6-story commercial building in Miami. Through a strategic engagement process, the 72,300 square foot space design intends to create an office experience that would increase creativity, innovation, amplify movement while bringing people together, and reflect the building’s new branding.
Visitors enter on the southern entrance, in the heart of the new space, which extends towards the atrium and features a biophilic lounge, retail spaces, and a café/restaurant.
The light directs them to an atrium with a generous skylight where both the visitors and tenants can enjoy the flex workplace with meeting rooms, an art gallery, and kiosks. The atrium is connected to the main entrance at the mezzanine level via a new circulation core added; a light steel stair and elevator, creating an uninterrupted movement between levels.
A food market with a central café/bar is reached from the atrium level, where also a private dining room with alfresco space can be found. The design expands to accommodate a large gym separated from the food market with another biophilic lounge that resembles hospitality and residential environments.
Interior design of a 51 unit new construction residential building. Architectural elements convey a sense of playfulness, starting with the petrified wood herringbone tile floor at the lobby, which is tempered by elegant stone wall cladding and deep blue paneling that travel from wall to ceiling. Amenities include an indoor/outdoor business center, gym, and two-story recreation room with oversized chevron pattern floor, double sided fireplace, and a virtual gaming center with a long custom stone communal table. Apartments are accented by brass lighting fixtures, mid-century inspired tile patterns, and spiral staircases enfolded in black metal mesh railings.
Interior design of an 8-story residential building located at 2633 Ocean Avenue. The interiors exhibit a relatively modern style utilizing a mixture of dark and light tones warmed by natural wood elements. At the main entrance, visitors are welcomed into a double height space with the upper portion consisting mostly of light and natural tones, the reverse for the lower portion. The wood ceiling continues down the wall, leading into the residential elevator lobby. Throughout the amenity spaces, wood paneling continues to add warmer elements to the ceilings, walls and millwork cohesively creating a natural and modern chic aesthetic.
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