The bath’s vanity room includes illuminated Fleurco medicine cabinets and full-length mirror and ceiling cove lighting to add tiers of light to the room. Dual laundry hampers are concealed in the lower cabinetry at left.

The kitchen detail shows the waterfall edge of the Wilsonart, “North Cascades,” quartz counter, Grohe Blue professional faucet for filtered and sparkling water, Blanco Silgranit sink, and Eggersman Trondheim Akazie Silver cabinetry with matte glass upper cabinet doors. An exposed concrete column is juxtaposed beside the kitchen at left.

This loft style living room is open and airy and give a lot place to lounge and hang out. The bottom up top down operating blinds move to any position of the windows and are perfect for managing light and privacy. The fabric is black out and translucent (day and night shades) and great for blocking out the light when napping or diffusing the light when reading.

Master Bathroom make-over: New Toto semi-vessel sinks and toilet along with Danze faucets were installed. The original oak cabinet boxes were kept. All drawer slides were replaced with 'Soft Close' ball bearing slides and new stainless pulls. All new light fixtures, floor tile, tile splash surround at the jet tube. New granite tops and splash. Shower was gutted and completly redesigned and rebuilt. 3/8th inch glass shower walls completed the look. All ceiling soffits were removed and a new 'wood bark' ceiling texture finish applied. The walls were skimmed and sanded for a smooth finish and repainted. 'Bali' translucent window shades were installed . Photo: Marc Ekhause

Boaz Meiri Photography. double sided glass cabinets, openings to the hallway and playroom to allow visibility form kitchen, live edge wood of dining area, turquoise translucent chairs, desk area in kitchen, wine cooler, copper vent hood, coffee station, strip GFCI in the island, sub-zero fridge, handcrafted light fixtures.

Metal cantilever shelves with glass inserts create a translucent glow in the powder rooms corner
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Open shower concept with real gray marble 12 x 14" which I located at Tile of America, a big box discount sale. I laid out the fluid horizontal "wave' from panel to panel by labeling Row 1, Tile A, on the ground. This approach made it easy for my non-English-speaking crew to adhere to my direction. The angrier of translucent shells created an array of interesting shadows on the walls. The wood ceiling replaced the commercial-grade metal one. Recessed lights were dimmable to suit the mood of the user. White teacup candles placed in malachite volatiles line the nook which add to the bathroom's serene and spa-like sensibilities

The renovation accentuates the modern home’s dynamic geometry. A new Sonneman light fixture provides directional and ambient light onto the ceiling geometry and the dining room table below. The fireplace was reclad in marble and is flanked by Venetian plaster.

Boaz Meiri Photography. double sided glass cabinets, openings to the hallway and playroom to allow visibility form kitchen, live edge wood of dining area, turquoise translucent chairs, desk area in kitchen, wine cooler, copper vent hood, coffee station, strip GFCI in the island, sub-zero fridge, handcrafted light fixtures.

This project successfully reclaims a beautiful Tribeca loft space from the dysfunctional layout and dated decor of previous renovations. The project’s main goal was to establish a stronger division between the public and private areas of the apartment by switching the locations of the kitchen and bedroom. By moving the master bedroom adjacent to the existing bathroom and adding a new powder room off the kitchen, the new layout allows for a much stronger delineation between private and public functions. The new bedroom area features new closets, a separate nursery room, and custom walnut headboard shelves. A new operable translucent-panel wall gives privacy to the bedroom, while maintaining a loft-like feel. The adjoining bathroom was renovated to restore the original high ceilings and provide for a new tub, shower stall and walnut vanity. The new kitchen includes custom walnut cabinets, a single-piece Pietra Cardosa countertop island, a walk-in pantry with separate laundry room closet, and new designer fixtures and appliances.

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Interior partitions of translucent custom blackened steel and laminated glass panels welcome light as it passes throughout the day, celebrating the passage of time. The glass panels also give a wonderful sense of mystery. The existing vaulted ceiling’s orthogonal grid and new curved walls play off of each other and create the illusion of a much larger space. Photo: William Abranowicz

-Most of residence has glass doors, walls and windows overlooking the ocean, making ceilings the best surface for creating architectural interest -In the renovation, we raise ceiling heights, reduce soffits and integrate drapery pockets in the crown to hide motorized translucent shades, blackout shades and drapery panels, all which help control heat gain and glare inherent in unit’s multi-directional ocean exposure (south, east and north) -Patterns highlight the ceilings in major rooms and accent their light fixtures

This prairie style kitchen features an appliance garage, gas cook top with hood, and a combination wall oven and microwave. The counter tops are granite, the cabinets are natural cherry and the wood floor is red oak. theAlyssa Lee Photography

Spaces were intentionally designed to accommodate art, such as this niche that fits the sculpture, “Unholy War,” by Danish artist Maria Rubinke. “Concrete” Venetian plaster walls by SAAW, Inc. (Surface & Architecture Workshop) form a subtle backdrop, while side illumination emphasizes the contrasting textures of the art and wall.