Are you struggling to figure out how to best utilize your space? Need help getting the layout right to kick-start your project? Have a large wall you’d like to transform into a functional storage area but aren’t sure how to design it? Or maybe you’re envisioning a custom built-in but need expert help with the drafting and design?
If any of these sound like you and you don’t require a full-service design package, this tailored service is the perfect solution.
Designing for large open-concept spaces can be a challenge, especially in a Flatiron loft like this one, where we provided several layout options to help our clients define their space. This loft was for a family of four, including two elementary-aged children, and our goal was to create functional yet stylish zones throughout the home.
The entry is positioned on the far right, where we designed a separate foyer using a half wall and a large glass casement-style panel. This feature extended to the ceiling, allowing natural light to flood the foyer while designating it as a landing pad for the family. It also created the perfect spot for a console table and hooks for backpacks and jackets.
Along the expansive windows, we built a custom window seat, offering a cozy spot for reading or homework, as well as additional seating when entertaining guests. With 14-foot ceilings, we incorporated a tree built into the bench, bringing a touch of nature indoors and making the space feel even more inviting.
Millwork Examples
This was a wardrobe that we designed to fill an 11ft. long wall in our clients bedroom. By building this wardrobe, the client was able to move their clothing/shoes/accessories into this space and use their large walk in closet as a home office.
At the center we hung a prized piece of artwork our client owned and had a marble slab lay across the opening to create an open shelving area.
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Here we designed the upper cabinets of this kitchen to tie into the art deco style of the Park Slope co-op our clients live in.
The kitchen was extremely minimal with no uppers when they purchased, but our client is a professional chef. Therefore, adding these upper cabinets for additional storage was key. The far right has open shelving that could house her most prized cookbooks and an appliance garage was installed on the counter to the right.
Layouts are the foundation of your space. If they aren't strong, the rest of your space will suffer.
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