A newly built 2 bedroom, 2.5 bath home in New York City’s High Line area was in need of a refreshing design. As a second home for our clients, a newly retired couple, we wanted to make this space as relaxing as possible.  Finding inspiration from elements of nature, we were able to incorporate a sunset color palette in the living area, using gorgeous hues of orange, burgundy, and red with a splash of neutrals—all highlighted in the beautiful drapery. The bedrooms showcase tranquil color schemes of navy, blue, and grey, a complementary contrast to the warmer hues used throughout the rest of the home.

Our team collaborated with many artisans to create custom furniture, cabinetry, lighting, wall finishes and artwork as well as utilizing exclusive New York furniture & fabric vendors. The use of such artisanal pieces not only create a one-of-a-kind look and feel, but all come together to create an artistic design throughout the whole space.

Another unique element of this space is the amazing 400 SF terrace, which oversees the Highline and the meticulous landscaping. The clients love to entertain, therefore, providing functional and comfortable custom outdoor furniture selections was critical. Finding fun fabrics to tie in the blues of the indoor space, provided a seamless transition. The sculptural element of the outdoors created a mini MOMA on the terrace and brought a lot of interest to the space through the installations of STORM KING artist, Joel Perlman.