Plus, one mother-daughter duo who tackled a reno together Every renovator has (at least) one thing in common: they want to create a comfortable home for their family. For those with children (little or on ...
This Park Slope prewar co-op traded a clunky layout for a kitchen island, a hidden pantry, and better flow from the living room to the back of the apartment. A single slab of reclaimed walnut ...
Clean lines and a simple design Project: Update an old and crumbling bathroom Before: Sharon and Laurence have lived in their Financial District apartment for 25 years. They moved to the area for more space ...
No home office? No problem. Add a kitchen desk! For many families, the kitchen is already the heart of the home and the place they spend most of their time. With so many working surfaces ...
An East Village fitness studio opens for renewed bodies and minds Rowena Villanueva found the perfect East Village location and suddenly her dream of owning her own Pilates studio gained momentum. With the help of ...
“Rip-and-replace” kitchens save on cost and time, but maximize on style Project: Maintain the flow and layout but increase storage in a kitchen Before: After four years in their apartment in the Clinton Hill Co-ops ...
Be open to the idea of unconcealed storage No matter how big your bathroom is, the first thought to reduce clutter would be to keep it all tucked away in drawers and cabinets. But ...
Megan handles the design and David builds it At Sweeten, the experts in our network are experienced contractors and design pros we’d be thrilled to have working in our own homes. We check their licenses, ...
A remodel brings major storage points and a new bath Mimi’s new one-bed, one-bath apartment in Manhattan’s neighborhood of Gramercy checked off quite a few boxes. But revamping an outdated bathroom and installing new wood ...
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