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55th Street Loft by Jane Kim Design

55th Street Loft by Jane Kim Design

Project: 55th Street Loft
Interior Design: Jane Kim Design
Location: New York, United States
Year 2021
Photos by Nick Glimenakis
Text by Jane Kim Design

In this loft renovation for a repeat client we established a material palette that would work with the industrial details. The naturally oiled teak wood bookshelf sets off the living area while black lacquer cabinetry envelopes a teak reveal in the kitchen. Handle-less and knock to open appliances seamlessly integrate into the millwork.

55th Street Loft by Jane Kim Design

Leathered Donatello grey countertops finish the space. All interior lighting, furniture, and window treatments were specified by this office.

55th Street Loft by Jane Kim Design

55th Street Loft by Jane Kim Design

55th Street Loft by Jane Kim Design

55th Street Loft by Jane Kim Design

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