Photo left: illustrates typical New York entry/hallway with closets on right side. To make it dynamic, Photo right: shows the walls were painted in 3-tones, also utilized client's Chinese cabinet and mirror. For a focal point we used a Thai Buddha mask & four downlights

Top of stairs in NYC duplex, the existing window & door made bedroom feel small

Solution: demolish the wall and replace it with a glass panel and sliding glass door

Custom stairs designed and installed, in Brazilian Walnut. Previous stairs were white oak, falling apart and didn't match the ambience of the general design. Stairs were designed to meet ½" tolerances throughout. The stairs were built on-site

Stairs shown from 2 angles, semi-spiral design, curvilinear center support was turned to be compact, steps were designed to be open, thereby, maximizing the feeling of spaciousness

Living/dining room in upper eastside NYC. 3-tone paint scheme softens look. Thos. Moser furniture throughout to suit client's taste. Cove and track ribbon lighting from Regency Architectural Lighting