Interior Design packages begins with a process of curating reference images to capture a cohesive aesthetic for the future project. These initial themes, combined with the homeowners budget and construction limitations, will serve as a basis for all material, color, fixture and lighting selections. Using these selection, a series of detailed floor plans, interior elevations and reflected ceiling plans will be generated to help with bidding and execution of the design. When necessary, interior renderings of the home can also be generated which aid in visualizing the proposed concepts.
Sands Point, NY
This coastal home in the Village of Sands Point is located at the northernmost tip of the Cow Neck Peninsula on the North Shore of Long Island, yet the roof lines and asymmetrical design are reminiscent of the shingle-style residences of the nearby Hamptons.
Muttontown, NY
This private tudor estate, nestled on Long Island’s north shore, displays its elegance and traditional style as illustrated by its architectural details, inside and out.
Bridgehampton, NY
This large scale equestrian facility on 17.8 pristine acres of farmland in Bridgehampton, NY is broken into five structures including riding ring, horse stables, tack room, showroom, multiple paddocks and peaceful interior courtyards.
Woodbury, NY
The completely renovated, two-story private residence in central Long Island melds multiple architectural styles yet results in a bright, comfortable family home.
Old Westbury, NY
This custom, single family home utilizes clapboard siding, reclaimed flooring, intricate trim detailing, and a minimal color palette to draw upon the classic style of the surrounding LI homes.
Roslyn, NY
A once dilapidated lumber yard became a newly constructed three-story, mixed-use building containing retail and rental apartments along an inlet of Roslyn Harbor.
Sands Point, NY
This two-story private residence nestled on the north shore of Long Island is the essence of a transitional shingle-style design. The colors, material palette, and the curved rooflines are features that embody the luxurious, coastal vibe often attributed to the Hamptons.
Woodbury, NY
In this major renovation the existing roof was removed to create a two-story addition which expanded the traditional interiors with an interior bridge and refocused the home’s entry point.
Flower Hill, NY
This split ranch home located in a quaint North Shore Village on Long Island was given a full renovation with new rooflines, sustainable materials and a timeless color palette to provide a classic farmhouse aesthetic.
Huntington, NY
This home’s expansion and renovation in Huntington Village, NY included a new covered front porch, improved proportions, a redefined entry, and interior changes which opened up the floor plan and flooded the space with natural light.
Woodbury, NY
An existing, traditional nursing home and rehabilitation center was renovated to reinvigorate the patients outlook by retrofitting its environment with a more progressive architectural style.
Brookville, NY
Originally a 1980’s contemporary, this home located on Long Island’s North Shore was completely transformed to redefine entry and enhance the facade with a traditional aesthetic while being sensitive the homeowner’s budget.