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@nycinteriordesign
The completed redesign and renovation of a #penthouse apartment on @5thave. For this project we incorporated a satin black lacquer bar unit with a brass detail next to flushed mount TV and a @ortalfireplaces #nycinteriordesign #erikaflugger #5thave #accentwall #erainteriors (at 5th Avenue - New-York City USA) https://www.instagram.com/p/B0EAyvop9iQ/?igshid=v0avu9zw42mh
Another shot of the Dada kitchens #dadakitchens #gaggengau #gaggenauappliances #adshow #nycinteriordesign #nycluxuryrealestate https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvy9P4qlj5x/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ozkmleelws1x
Love the Dada kitchens displayed with the Gaggengau appliances at the AD show 2019 in NYC #dadakitchens #gaggenauappliances #nycinteriordesign #erikaflugger #architecturaldigestshow #adshow https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvy87V8FTRP/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=44s77lrubjnm
220 Central Park South - a rendering illustrating the high ceilings and views. Unit 50 Penthouse is going to be beautiful! #220centralparksouth #nycluxuryrealestate #nycinteriordesign #kennethcgriffin #nycrealestate #citadelinvestmentgroup https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvj3Jdcli4Q/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1d0ijm67ii8uz
Love the high ceilings that will be featured in 220 Central Park South. #220centralparksouth #columbuscircle #billionairesrow #nycinteriordesign #erikaflugger #nycrealestate #nycluxuryrealestate (at New York City) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvj2htyFUet/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1o1m94wht6nm6
220 Central Park South and Central Park tower rising behind it. #220centralparksouth #columbuscircle #billionairesrow #nycinteriordesign #erikaflugger #nycrealestate #nycluxuryrealestate (at New York, New York) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bvj2OzXlzdU/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1fk02v0y9w15m
Classic modern daybed ‘Barcelona’ designed by Mies van der Rohe in 1930! A beautiful piece unfortunately a lot of cheap copies of this out there now, but the one sold be Knoll is gorgeous. #knoll #miesvanderrohe #daybed #chaiselounge #moderndesign #nycinteriordesign #erikaflugger #knollfurniture https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu4pjErlj22/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=o57bqdpo3c7j
Gorgeous staircase and interior architecture designed by NYC firm by Gabellini Shepherd. #nycinteriorarchitecture #nycinteriordesign #nycinteriordesigner #nycrealestate #manhattan #architecture https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu4WZtBFXrg/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1im3k74ui0c53
Beautiful chaise lounge, perfect for a modern city or country space. #nycinteriordesign #sohonyc #tribecanyc #erikaflugger #manhattanrealestate #interiordesign #interiordesigner #interiordesignnyc https://www.instagram.com/p/Bu4VvrkFIah/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=m788n3pm1fm0
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Custom Built Ins (II)
With residential and commercial projects it’s important to decide from the beginning if custom built ins will be a part of the design. By factoring in the size, scale, colors, location and finish (s) of a built in within the framework of the overall design, the shelving will fit seamlessly into the design. Since built ins can take up a substantial portion of a space, deciding on the right combination of materials and finishes which match the flooring or perhaps an accent color will tie the room together. If the built in is an afterthought long after the design is complete it may be more challenging to match existing colors or move walls if necessary.
In the first example there are two different matching wood grains in the wall shelving unit which match the side tables next to the banquette. The shelf exteriors have a slightly smoother grain and the backsplash and undersides of the shelves incorporate a more visible wood grain. This subtle variation in addition to the medium color tone which matches the flooring and textiles offer balance to the space. The very large and long shelves do not overwhelm the space either by being a single finish or too dark/light. In the second example the designer mixed the natural wood shelves alongside a granite exterior fireplace in the living room. In the second example the shelves also match the wood flooring and the base is designed as almost an extension of the wood flooring. The gold backsplash accent creates the feeling more of a piece of furniture that of a shelving unit.
It should be noted that all three of these custom built ins are recessed which can offer more flexibility for integrating larger or more unusual designs.
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New Home Construction Project - Long Island
This past week we began reviewing plans with the architectural firm and client for a new home construction project slated to begin next year in Long Island. The family hired us to assist with the interior design and floor plan of their dream house they are building on a five acre lot. They searched for a long time trying to find a residence that suited their preferences and since they were unable to find anything they loved, decided to build the home. They love the French Chateau / Neoclassical look with a grand front entrance which opens through the center of the house to the rear. Upon entering the home guests will be able to see the rear veranda, pool and greenery. The home will be in the range of 8000 square feet.
One of the amazing benefits of designing and building a home from scratch is the range of flexibility and preferences which can be executed. Rather than trying to design around an existing floor plan which you may not love, the home can be laid exactly the way you would like. Every single element from the millwork, molding, flooring, fixtures, windows to the landscaping, etc can be carefully chosen. One frustrating aspect to purchasing existing homes, regardless of the budget, is paying for expensive components which clients plan on changing anyway (kitchen cabinets, finishes, bathroom tile, flooring, etc.). Here are several inspirational new home construction designs in the French / Neoclassical style.
New Post has been published on http://www.interiordesignnewyork.com/room/living-room/park-ave-residence/
Park Ave residence
Here’s a photo of a Park Ave residence we worked on last year. We are currently doing some updates and will post new photos soon .
New Post has been published on http://www.interiordesignnewyork.com/room/lighting-design/floor-lamps/
Floor Lamps
Following up on my previous top 3 floor lamps post, here are some additional options for a residence in Soho we are working on. These high end floor lamps can generally range in price from 5800-19000k. The shade can be linen or metal or it can feature an exposed glass bulb. Because of the size and the fact that they are freestanding, floor lamps offer a great opportunity to introduce a unique and distinctive shape into the space possibly with a long curved line or unusual shaped holes incorporated into the design of the metal column. Some of the finish options include gunmetal, brass, or nickel.
New Post has been published on http://www.interiordesignnewyork.com/room/retail/commercial-spa/
Commercial Spa
We are currently working on a commercial spa that will feature a line of beauty products as well as be a center for dermatology related procedures. In developing the design concept for this project and collaborating with the physicians, the essential components will focus be a contemporary style with natural hues and textures such as white oak, concrete, clear resin and white corian. The accent color will be aqua which is the principal color in the product branding.
Medical facilities can often feel sterile and cold while spas can sometimes feel too casual. For this spa the most critical element will be lighting and textures. The spa will feature indirect cove lighting in the front desk, reception and product display areas. It will serve as both ambient and accent lighting and will offer flexibility for luminescence. Cove lighting provides even, warm lighting and can be customized to fit almost any room size/ shape.
Commercial spaces tend to require a different set of considerations from residential projects including functionality, durability, psychology, and code for the components selected.
Here are some inspiration images we put together for the preliminary design.
New Post has been published on http://www.interiordesignnewyork.com/product/art-2/constantin-brancusi/
Constantin Brancusi
The sculptural work by Romanian artist Constantin Brancusi is quite beautiful and timeless. If you are interested his work currently on display at the Paul Kasmin Gallery on West. 27th street through January 11th.
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Selecting lounge chairs
Selecting lounge chairs is important as they often serve as a focal point in a living room or family room. Finding swivel or stationary chairs with a unique shape can accentuate the layout of a room. When beginning the process of space planning, while scale and proportion are very important, how the shapes fit together is also a key component. Spaces that feel too boxy or crowded with the implementation of additional seating options are usually the result of poor space planning and design. Lounge chairs are often a good opportunity to incorporate alternative materials into a space such as metal or leather without committing to a larger piece of furniture such as a sofa with metal. If you are designing a space with a modern, contemporary feel natural tones on leather will add warmth. Here are a few options in consideration for a project in Soho.
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Medium Gray in Kitchens (part II)
Following up on last week’s post on incorporating a medium gray tone in kitchens (and making it still feel warm) here are several additional inspiration images.