It was apparent from the existing condition of this pre-war Upper West Side apartment

that we would need to gut it to make a home for our clients.

Detail of the entryway round cove light.

We converted this two-bedroom coop into a three-bedroom unit,

to include two distinct living areas, one for the adults and one for the children.

We took a blank slate, reconfigured the rooms, and developed a floor plan

with an easy flow throughout the apartment.

From the window wall of the living room, there is a view of the entire apartment

through the entry and dining room to the kitchen.

The apartment is painted with a cohesive color palette

that gives it a warm golden glow.

Detail of wall molding.

When privacy is preferred, the dining area can be closed

with pocket-glazed French Doors that enhance the entry as well.

Detail of elegant dining room chandelier.

Our firm expanded the entry, making it a significant focal point of this home

with its striking, marble foyer acting as a unifying element

between the living and dining rooms.