Architectural
Making West Village Studio Living Possible and Chic
A West Village studio, built in 1875 and used as a psychiatrist's office for the last 20 years, was in much need of a deep gut. Starting with the ceiling falling in, no real kitchen, and a bathroom worse than most dorms, the transformation to a modern studio was a blast to watch unfold. Every inch was thoughtfully designed to create more storage, bring in more light, and boost the living space.
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Swapping One Historical Bathroom for Another
We began our bathroom renovation journey with an authentic but highly impractical bathroom with a faucet in an antique cupboard and dimly lit sconces. The finished product features silver serpent legs salvaged from a Newport mansion, a slab of 200 year old antiqued marble from a Portland oceanfront estate, and all the modern fixtures, lighting, and plumbing in matching style.
A Bathroom Refresh
This bathroom went from drab to full of life, as the center of a family home in the bathroom reserved for the kids and guests. Hand painted florals brightened up the beige interiors, while custom made linen curtain provided privacy.
