The entry canopy provides a sense
of arrival for the building lobby.
Painting a vintage desk in a bright
red gave it a modern touch.
In this new, multi-family residential development in Downtown Brooklyn, our aim was to honor the original character of the historic neighborhood. Envisioning spaces that were both functional and considerate, we paid close attention to detail: architectural layering, classic moldings, and custom hardware, including elegant door knockers in the entryways and weathered brass shower fixtures. We designed the facade of the building in addition to the interiors, and in each unit, created moments of warmth within a neutral, airy color palette. Chevron marble tile and Bardiglio Nuvolato stone adds movement to the bathrooms, and in the bright open kitchens, shelving provides room for organization and personalization—two essential factors for feeling at home.
A pair of vintage Congo chairs by Theo Ruth
are placed in front of fluted glass and
blackened steel doors.
The built-in banquette is covered in fabrics
from Zak + Fox and Robert Allen.
The kitchen features pendant
lighting from Allied Maker.
A render depicts the expansive
views from the rooftop.
The kitchen features pendant
lighting from Allied Maker.
A clean marble fireplace integrates into
a modern take on library millwork.
Three different types of stone make up this
custom geometric tile pattern: Calacatta,
Blue De Savoie and Bardiglio Dark.
Developer: Lonicera Partners & Orange Management
Project Architect: Colberg Architecture
MEP Engineers: Rodkin Carindale Consulting Engineers
Structural Engineering: DeSimon Consulting Engineers
Construction Manager: Noble Construction
Millwork: DBS Cabinets; Construct BK
Studio DB Team: Britt Zunino, Damian Zunino, David Fredlund, Anastasia Yuferova, Lauren Passaro
