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This project encompasses the complete renovation of a 2,000 sf residential loft in Manhattan. The clients sought a design that would make their loft feel as open and spacious as possible with a layout, materials and details that complimented their extensive collection of contemporary art, photography and furniture.The existing apartment had small rooms, dropped ceilings and a dark entry area. In order to create a feeling of spaciousness, the guest bathroom was relocated and the office/guest room removed. To return some of these functional requirements without engulfing the space, custom cabinetry was designed to make the spaces multi-functional.The centrally located ebony wall houses the “guest room” behind flush panels. The guest bed folds down and translucent curtains extend to create a sleeping area for guests. When the bed is folded away, the area that was formerly the guest bathroom is completely open, and natural light penetrates even the farthest reaches of the loft.Similarly, a floating teak counter replaces the office as it transforms into two individual work areas with flip-top desks and drawers in between. When not in use, the floating counter helps to frame the large pr...

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