Located in Park Slope, New York, this project re-imagines the main living space of a Classic 7 Pre-War apartment.

By removing two walls, an open, light-filled room was created unifying the entryway, the dining room and what was previously a bedroom. Instead of entering into a dark hallway, visitors are now greeted by a walnut credenza topped by Luce di Luna stone, framing the living room and the views out of the windows.

To unify the window wall a 25’ long walnut bench was incorporated underneath carved stone radiator covers. To maximize the living room space, an L-shaped walnut sectional opens up towards the dining room where a custom glazed dining table reflects the ever changing light on it’s curved surfaces.

This space provides an elegant lightness and playful quality to a classic Brooklyn apartment while respecting its place in a landmarked CoOp.