55th Street Loft / Jane Kim Design
In this loft renovation for a repeat client we established a material palette that would work with the industrial details.
New York apartments
The Renovation of a Penthouse Apartment from a 1900’s Rowhouse
The renovation of a penthouse apartment from a 1900’s rowhouse (with a 1960’s conversion) into a modern live/work loft honors the eclectic heritage and unique character of the building, while unifying the details and streamlining the spaces.
Williamsburg Condo Renovation, Brooklyn / OAD Interiors
For their Williamsburg Condo Renovation, the homeowners asked OAD Interiors to create a space that felt both warm and bright. Consequently, the design team introduced materials and finishes that bring a soft, welcoming glow. They also collaborated with local makers, ensuring the project captured the spirit of the neighborhood.
Spears Building Loft, New York / Ravi Raj Architect
The renovation of the Spears Building Loft focused on celebrating the palimpsest of its histories while also introducing features that create a more welcoming home.
22nd St Apartment / Jane Kim Design
The client’s contemporary art and object collection feels right at home among light oak millwork, subdued marble accents, and contrasting black and white graphic tile and wall coverings.
Greenwich Street Loft / Jane Kim Design
This 3200 square foot Greenwich Street Loft was designed for a couple who live alone but will occasionally host their extended family. The master suite is an extension of the public space of the great room but can be closed off with a large pocket door.
Manhattan Infinity Loft Uses Reflective Surfaces and Moving Walls to Create Space
Scott Specht, founder of award winning Austin/New York firm, Specht Architects, has just completed his latest NYC project, The Infinity Loft in Greenwich Village. The 900 square foot loft renovation was completed in September
Chelsea Pied-à-Terre Apartment / Stadt Architecture
The Chelsea Pied-à-Terre Apartment is an East Coast home for a professional couple who permanently reside in Vancouver, British Columbia. Prior to the renovation, the post-war layout had a cramped enclosed kitchen isolated from the windowed living area.