Harlem Townhouse

Harlem Brownstone - Street Facade After

The owners of this Harlem brownstone came to us help them realize their dream home in what was then a blown-out brownstone shell.

The gutted interiors suited the clients well because they wanted to have a thoroughly modern home – both in amenities and aesthetics.

Martha’s Vineyard House

Martha’s Vineyard - Front View I

The design of this Martha’s Vineyard Family Cottage sought to tap into the family history of the house, rich with memories.

We wanted the additions to be romantic and fun and tied to the ever-present sense of history inside and outside of the house.

Fulton Street Residence

Great Room I

The owners of a formless “developer white box” two bedroom loft approached us with a need to reconfigure their space to have better flow and include a guest room, an office, expanded and improved storage (including a walk-in master closet), an improved entry, and an additional bathroom.

They also sought to showcase their beautiful collection of mid century modern furniture, and so we reimagined the space as a more unified whole.

Franklin Street Loft I

Den

This Franklin Street Loft project involved a complete gut renovation of the entire floor and the creation of a large luxury loft apartment including all new mechanicals and services.

Grand flowing spaces and luxurious finishes combine with the charms of the historic 19th century warehouse building “bones” to make a truly unique and impressive residence.

Harlem Townhouse Rental

Harlem Townhouse Rental - Exterior

An elegant Hamilton Heights corner townhouse renovated into a higher-end three-unit rental building needed a full gut-renovation to improve energy efficiency, replace all building systems, and perform minor structural repairs.

Careful attention to the building layout allowed for efficient use of the space with a minimum lost to circulation. The final product is a bright, spacious building with a 4 Bedroom / 3 Bath duplex with a rear terrace and a generous great room ideal for entertaining, and two 2 Bedroom / 1 Bath Apartments.

Eclectic Sugar Hill Brownstone Duplex

Stairs & Shelving

The owners approached Bespoke Architecture to take over a project that had gone astray, and help turn a utilitarian set of spaces into a lovely home that expressed their eclectic “cozy industrial” style.

The project scope included major work on Plumbing, Electrical, Mechanical systems as well as new fixtures and finishes throughout.

Landmark Harlem Townhouse

Landmark Harlem Townhouse - Facade

This beautiful landmark Harlem townhouse building is divided into two duplex apartments. We designed and filed the entire division and layout of the building, and completely detailed and managed the construction process for one of the duplexes.

The client wanted to update the living spaces for a more contemporary lifestyle while working with and matching the traditional architectural details.

Harlem Townhouse II

Harlem Townhouse - Street Facade After

We worked with the owner to create a spacious, light-filled, and thoroughly modern two-family residence in this grand, historic, limestone Harlem townhouse.

A full gut renovation was required with all new floor and roof structure, completely new plumbing, electrical, heating, and air conditioning systems, as well as a new layout and all new finishes.

Tribeca Loft & Penthouse – No. Moore Street

Tribeca Loft - Stairs From Mezzanine

This top floor loft in a former warehouse building has been dramatically converted into a spacious multi-level loft with penthouse and roof deck.

The open stairwell was designed and located at the center of the apartment with skylights to bring in abundant natural light to the otherwise dark interior of the apartment – a multi-level exposure to ample daylight has given the loft space an expansive sense of space and drama.

Kitchen Renovation – SF East Bay

Kitchen Renovation Breakfast Nook

We were approached for the kitchen renovation in this 1927 East San Francisco Bay Area mansion in California.

The clients liked the basic kitchen arrangement, but wanted to improve the connection and circulation between the cooking area and the breakfast nook. and sought to improve the appliances, finishes, lighting, and overall quality of the space all within a reasonable budget.