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Osborne Apartment in New York / Fogarty Finger

Osborne Apartment by Fogarty Finger

Project: Osborne Apartment
Interior Design: Fogarty Finger
Location: New York City, NY, USA
Photo Credits: Fogarty Finger

Set in the landmarked 19th century Osborne apartment building, Fogarty Finger designed and renovated this sprawling split-level apartment for a young family hoping to retain the historic charm, while updating the space for a modern lifestyle. Original and restored details include door casings, inset herringbone floors, and intricate tile work. A large kitchen becomes the formal heart of the apartment, with a grand-sized zinc-topped island, and copious hidden storage space.

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