Sutton Place, NYC

Gut Renovation | Residential Interior Architecture & Design | Project Management This project marked a second collaboration with the client—an opportunity to build upon an established relationship and a shared understanding of the value of a well-designed home life. Having previously worked together, there was a strong level of trust and clarity in how they wanted their space to support both their daily routines and future needs. Their vision centered on creating a refined, highly functional home that felt welcoming, personal, and seamlessly connected. The design process began with a full plan layout, carefully considering how each space would function individually and as part of the whole. A customized kitchen was thoughtfully designed with integrated features, including a hidden storage closet that maintains a clean, uninterrupted aesthetic. The living room was composed with custom furniture, a tailored area rug, and millwork that anchors the space, while the dining area is centered around a custom-designed table that supports both everyday use and entertaining. A dedicated home office was created with flexibility in mind, incorporating a custom Murphy guest bed to allow the space to transition effortlessly when needed. Custom closets for both the primary bedroom and office/guest room, along with fully tailored bathrooms, were designed to meet the client’s specific lifestyle and organizational needs. Architectural details played a significant role in shaping the overall design. Moldings and wood flooring were carefully selected and detailed to bridge a contemporary aesthetic with the character of the mid-century building, originally built in 1967. The result is a home that feels cohesive, intentional, and quietly sophisticated. Furnishings, lighting, window treatments, art, and accessories bring warmth and personality to the space, completing an environment that is both beautifully designed and deeply livable. A thoughtfully designed environment that feels warm, inviting, and uniquely yours.