Rockland Interiors Incorporated

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Rockland Interiors Incorporated
7 Reviews

Piermont Condo Kitchen Renovation

Renovation of condo. Objectives: to be contemporary style instead of traditional, add more lighting, eliminate walls for open floor plan
Project Year: 2021
Project Cost: $100,001 - $150,000
Country: United States
Zip Code: 10968
White high glass laminate cabinetry with walnut accent bridge cabinets with drop down table on the island
After kitchen
The kitchen's 13 foot long island includes the drop down table for comfortable seating for dinner guests, since there is no dining room in the condo. The backsplash tile has 3D waves to mimic the waves of the Hudson River, visible from the condo.
New contemporary kitchen
Bringing in natural ight from the second floor skylight.
Glass floor in aisleway
Before
Before kitchen & stairs
The traditional stairs were removed for a modern stairway with a glass wall.
After kitchen & stairs
The increase in artificial lighting helps brighten the space.
Modernized living space
Open floor plan
Open floor plan
Before
Before stairwell
The glass wall at the stairway helps bring in more light from the upper floor which has a skylight. The space seems larger without the framed in traditional stairway.
After glass stairwell
Before
The stairs will be removed along with the wall holding the handrails. The client requested a more open modern stairway.
Before: traditional stairs
The glass wall at the stairway helps open up the condo living space. There are no more closed in spaces on the first floor.
After Open stairwell
The glass wall at the stairway helps open up the condo living space. There are no more closed in spaces on the first floor.
Two-Story glass stairwell wall with glass floor
Before
The second floor of the condo has a skylight which brings in much natural light. The client requested a glass floor below this skylight to transfer some of the light to the kitchen area below.
Before Upstairs hallway
Looking down from the second floor to the first floor.
After Upstairs hallway
A glass floor "skylight" was added to allow the second floor natural lighting of the hallway to transfer light to the first floor. The second floor stairway leads to the roof.
Second floor stairwell
Before
Before front entry
The utility corridor was relocated from the front of the first floor to allow the view of the living space to be seen from the front entry.
After front entry
Before
Before kitchen
The kitchen seems larger without the utility hallway that enclosed it from the front entrance.
After: larger kitchen area
Before
Utility corridor blocking kitchen view
Before
Before view to living room
Before
Before living room