Architectural Digest
“Measured and precise. That was the approach legal analyst and TV and radio host Dan Abrams took to creating and decorating his West Village town house. The four-bedroom, five-bathroom triplex sits on a narrow, picturesque side street and has bones that date back to the 1830s. ”
Apartment Therapy
“Marika Frumes has worked hard to design a home for sharing. Inspired by two of her favorite cities, Stockholm and Istanbul, her large loft is filled with bright light that bounces cheerfully off of clean white walls.”
Interior Design
“Chef Ryan Bartlow got his start at the three-Michelin-starred Akelarre in San Sebastian, Spain, before moving to the U.S. to help open Alinea in Chicago and cook at New York City must-eats such as Frankies Spuntino and Frenchette. But for Ernesto’s, his first solo project located on the Lower East Side, he’s gone back to his roots with a Basque-inspired menu and—with some help from Michael Groth—a 2,600-square-foot interior to match.”
Architect
“Globally recognized for its tailored financial software, Broadway Technology continues to grow and required a new Headquarters in New York. The design for the office now residing on 28 Liberty’s 50th floor is an adaptive and community-driven workspace with wellness as the cornerstone.”
Harpers Bazaar
“Mid-century Modern meets Wabi-Sabi tables (108 seats), collaboratively designed between Danielle Galland Design, Iron Oaks and Primary Co-Founder, Danny Orenstein.”
Luxe magazine May 2017: 'Must Have New York'
The Seaboyer commands your attention with a grip of Asymmetric beauty and a constant adventure for your eye to follow. Solid Black walnut cut and folded into asymmetric levels replicating the last days of the life of a leaf. A true labor of love and a constant reminder of how fragile life can be.
Brownstoner.com: The Insider - Windsor Terrace Row House
“The clean, modern renovation is enlivened by special touches, including two aqua-colored Blue Star ovens — one gas and one electric — and creative use of ceramic tile.”
Dwell
“After four years in their Cypress Hills, Brooklyn, home, fashion designer Niki Marcheggiani and her husband, creative director Gustavo Dao, set out to infuse new life into their drab ground floor. With a budget of $100,000, they sought to open up the compartmentalized spaces and boost natural light while also revamping the kitchen so that it provided better access to their backyard and better views of the landscape.”
Domino
“When most couples decide they’re going to cohabitate, they search for a new place together. It’s often far less stressful than the alternative: one of you making room in your current space for the other, the fear being that it’ll never truly feel like it belongs to you both. Model Candice Huffine was hyperaware of this reality when she asked her girlfriend, Hyphen & Co. founder and interior designer Shelly Lynch-Sparks, to move into the Southampton, New York, home she’s owned since 2018. She knew that the house had to feel like them. “I always asked Shelly, even up until recently, ‘Do you feel like this is home?’ Because I think that’s the most important thing,” Huffine says.”