A short list of homes we've built and a few concepts we couldn't stop thinking about. When something's a concept and not a built room, we say so — no smoke, no mirrors.
An old printing loft, gutted and reset for a client who wanted her home to stop whispering. Warm plaster holds the room together while the black leather and cracked marble do the talking.
One room, redrawn from the studs, to reset the tone of the whole apartment. Heavy curtains, plaster walls, and a single filthy-good pendant.
A short study on proportion, shadow, and knowing when to stop. Chrome, marble, one ceramic — and nothing else asking for attention.
A pre-war penthouse rebuilt around dark stone and matte cabinets. The kitchen is where the party actually ends up, so we stopped pretending otherwise and designed it that way.
A concept for a Brooklyn Heights townhouse. Checkered marble, polished nickel, and one black bench to greet you.
A close look at the small details most rooms forget.
A wide dining room built around one big painting and not much else.
Of course this is where she lives.