“The custom rose gold-colored handles and shelf add shine as well as a hint of color to the neutral kitchen millwork and stone.”

“The perfect dining table, a Willy Rizzo travertine and brass piece from the 1970s, was found and shipped from Belgium.”

“An Alex Prager photograph from the client’s collection was the focal point for the room design influencing the room palette, materials, and furniture.”

“The client asked for a multi-purpose shelving cabinet which would allow for different types of entertaining. As a result, we designed custom millwork with sliding panels and brass hardware which revealed and concealed various items like the TV, family photos as well as books.”

“The couple wanted a powder room which “wowed” a guest. We opted for a dramatic floral wallpaper, Nero Marquina Marble floor and beautiful brass accents.”

“In order to create a cozy atmosphere in the office, we painted the walls and ceiling in Benjamin Moore’s Tuscan Teal. The rest became a monochromatic play on texture and materiality.”

“The bed, millwork and custom headboard were designed as the centerpiece of the room. The varying shades of cream, gold, and blush result in a soothing environment.”

“Two intersecting curving planes finished in a warm grey Venetian plaster create an archway and connect the boy’s “wing” to the main entry foyer. This expressive opening conceals the building structural and mechanical ductwork requirements.”

“Multiple play dates for the boys warranted their own designated area. The ask: to create something mature but fun. The solution: elements of whimsy from the gorilla wallpaper print and mint Prouvé chairs contrast the navy sectional sofa and streamlined millwork.”

“It was difficult to source a modern yet fun storage bin. In the end, these were custom-made and color matched to the room’s accent color, cab yellow.”

“The family wanted something playful yet sophisticated because their youngest son and guests share this bathroom. Our solution: white cement tiles with a “rain of shapes” which sprinkle on the walls and then concentrate onto the floor. The use of occasional black tile adds an element of surprise.”

“The wall of brick art is hand drawn by Brooklyn artist Frank Magnotta. Each is a cultural expression or logo injecting unexpected humor to the graphic decor.”