Apartments and Condos

Brooklyn Heights Condo

Kitchen with an exposed brick wall, wood floors, and white millwork

Improving the relationship between the kitchen, living room, and dining area in this Brooklyn Heights condo was a central focus of our renovation.

Living room with new fireplace and furnishings at the front of a Brooklyn Heights apartment after our renovation. — Replacing the fireplace and radiators, and refreshing the floors and furnishings, created a perfect blend of traditional and modern elements.

Living room at the front of a Brooklyn Heights apartment before our renovation — Replacing the fireplace and radiators, and refreshing the floors and furnishings, created a perfect blend of traditional and modern elements.

Replacing the fireplace and radiators, and refreshing the floors and furnishings, created a perfect blend of traditional and modern elements.

Dining area with green chairs and a wall of wine labels preserved from before the renovation. — The family had a years-old collection of wine labels pasted to the kitchen wall. Through careful planning and care, we preserved the labels in the new dining area.

Kitchen with a wall of wine labels before our renovation — The family had a years-old collection of wine labels pasted to the kitchen wall. Through careful planning and care, we preserved the labels in the new dining area.

The family had a years-old collection of wine labels pasted to the kitchen wall. Through careful planning and care, we preserved the labels in the new dining area.

On the upper floor family room, carefully angled skylight openings maximize light brought into the space. A bright pair of barn doors welcomes you to the room. On the roof, a new bulkhead and roof deck gave the family access to outdoor living.