Gail Green
17 Reviews

Flatiron Fifth Avenue Loft

Fantastic loft created whole cloth from raw commercial space. A "house and garden" motif ruled the design. The "house" is the master suite, raised a few steps from the main space with curved glass block bays guarding the entry. The "Garden" is the expansive living/dining room with views of Fifth Avenue. Separate child's suite, and an open Boffi kitchen complete the home. Featured in numerous publications, including Home Magazine, and The New York Times.
Project Year: Pre-2005
Project Cost: $100,001 - $150,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 10003
Downtown Manhattan modern Loft kitchen with a touch of Corbusier pink inspiration The modern architectural interventions contrast with the industrial aesthetic of the massive columns and original beamed ceiling.
Downtown Loft
Columns are highlighted instead of being obscured. The modern architectural interventions contrast with the industrial aesthetic of the massive columns and original beamed ceiling.
Downtown Loft
Sleek Boffi cabinets line the kitchen walls creating a reflective yet sublte feel. Downtown Manhattan modern Loft kitchen with a touch of Corbusier pink inspiration . The modern architectural interventions contrast with the industrial aesthetic of the massive columns and original beamed ceiling.
Downtown Fifth Avenue Loft
A view from the dining area toward the open kitchen in this Union Square loft. The dining table, designed by David Estreich for the space, has a sandblasted glass top resting on 2 cylindrical lacquered wood bases. The sleek white kitchen cabinets with stainless steel trim are by Boffi.
Downtown Fifth Avenue Loft
A view of the entry to the Master suite, which features sensuous curved walls with glass block which gives both transparency and privacy.
Lower Fifth Avenue Loft
Steps from the sunken living room lead to a spacious master suite, at right. Niches at the window wall frame the Eastern views toward Union Square. The dramatic columns frame a custom lacquered buffet which defines the diningg area.
Downtown Fifth Avenue Loft
Curved glass brick window seat with storage in raised entry from master suit to step down into modern downtown NYC Carved out Modern Residence. It's a wonderful area in which to perch and put on your shoes or read a book.
Downtown Fifth Avenue Loft
This lower Fifth Avenue Manhattan loft's industrial origins are apparent in the original beamed ceiling and magnificent columns. The ceiling was dropped at either side to conceal lighting and mechanical systems. The eastern views are framed by sculptural niches and custom lacquered cabinetry.
Downton Fifth Avenue Loft
Steps from the sunken living room lead to a spacious master suite, at right. Niches at the window wall frame the Eastern views toward Union Square.
Downtown Fifth Avenue Loft
The window wall was given a deep sculptural effect by framing the windows with curved back niches and custom cabinetry to conceal the air conditioning units.
Downtown Fifth Avenue Loft