This Upper East Side renovation focused on elevating everyday function within the constraints of a pre-war building layout. The bathroom was reconfigured to improve flow and usability, replacing outdated finishes with a clean, modern palette that maximizes light and visual space.

Glossy wall tiles and a frameless glass shower enclosure create a brighter, more open feel, while a custom wood vanity introduces warmth and contrast against black fixtures and stone surfaces. Every detail—from fixture placement to storage integration—was planned to optimize limited square footage without compromising comfort.

The hallway was updated to improve circulation and create a more refined entry experience. New lighting, clean wall finishes, and large-format flooring visually extend the space, making the apartment feel larger and more cohesive from the moment you enter.

As with all NYC renovations, the project required careful coordination with building management, approvals, and strict construction guidelines—ensuring a smooth process from demolition through completion.