The standout innovation in this ground-floor renovation is a multi-functional piece of custom white oak millwork comprising both bedroom and home office components.
An all-encompassing birch plywood storage wall became the organizing principle in a young couple's one-room loft.
A light architectural touch, extensive custom millwork and careful attention to detail turn a sorry brownstone duplex into a young family's made-for-entertaining home.
Brooklyn architect Alexandra Barker thoroughly updated an old-school apartment to maximize the view of greenery across the street.
A new designer in town energetically sourced items both kid-friendly and budget-friendly for a young family's starter home in Bay Ridge.
Sinuous furnishings and pops of bright color warm up a new high-rise apartment with a million-dollar view.
Without shaking up the layout, a Brooklyn design-build company gave a vintage duplex a brand new kitchen and baths and a general refresh.
NYC-based designer Tamara Eaton furnished this year-round Hamptons home with an eclectic assortment of furnishings from Craigslist and eBay.
A wealth of historic decorative detail in the form of woodwork, plasterwork and even hardware, underpinned a renovation which transformed a rundown Park Slope row house into a livable home for a modern family.
A long-term renovation combines careful restoration of 1870s brownstone detail with mid-century modern furnishings and exuberant contemporary art.
