The most beautiful part of working with a client for the third time is that they’re very likely to hand you the keys to their new home and say “We trust you… have fun”. The tricky part is having “fun” designing a giant five bedroom beach house that needs a major overhaul (and a lot of minor construction) on a ten-week timeline.
Greenwich Street Apartment is a single-family residence redesigned by Ghislaine Viñas Interior Design. The apartment is located in the TriBeCa district of New York.
Michael K Chen Architecture (MKCA) have designed a 390-square-foot studio in Manhattan, that features a mechanized moving wall to form different areas when needed throughout the day. Description by MKCA: The 5:1 Apartment is the latest evolution of MKCA’s research on micro housing, containing the functional and spatial elements for living, working, sleeping, dressing, and
Project: East Hampton Beach Cottage Architects: Chango & Co Location: East Hampton, New York Photography: Ball & Albanese East Hampton Beach Cottage interiors were designed by Chango & Co, a full-service New York interior design firm. Description by Chango: When we entered the house, we saw beyond the ochre walls, the olive drab interior and
I think this house can easily enter in the category “most impressive Not So Big houses”. Located in Putnam Valley, NY, the house was designed by New York-based Hudson Design. Description by Hudson Design: This relatively Not So Big house fits delicately between a natural deposit of boulders, the rocky shoreline of the lake, existing wetlands and
The Long Island Residence is located in a rural community on the edge of the Long Island Sound. Approximately twenty-five miles from the heart of Manhattan,
ICRAVE was tapped by Amagansett homeowner, Alex May, to transform the outdoor area and pool house at his two-story weekend house into a lavish pool and spa retreat ideal for entertaining in the hot summer months.
Located in New York, Soho Residence was completely renovated by Slade Architecture. The existing space was a commercial/industrial loft space of about 3000 sf/300 m2. The historic front and back industrial windows define the large loft feel. In order to emphasize these and to allow light and views into the 100’ deep building, we kept
