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Here is another sneak peak from the same Manhattan project! This time it’s a shot from the powder room.Once again we’re ...
08/26/2026

Here is another sneak peak from the same Manhattan project! This time it’s a shot from the powder room.

Once again we’re showing off these fabulous wallpapers that we have been using! This one is by Milton & King. We are so lucky to be able to work with such incredible brands. Can’t wait to see what you all think!

Hope everyone is having a great Monday! Here is a sneak peak into one of our current projects!Today, some of our team me...
08/24/2026

Hope everyone is having a great Monday! Here is a sneak peak into one of our current projects!

Today, some of our team members went on a site visit to one of our Pied à Terre Manhattan projects. This is a shot of a pantry in the project getting wallpaper (by Astek Home!)

Hope you all enjoy!

Exciting update! Our latest Eyebox project just got featured by e-architect, the world architecture news website.Located...
08/24/2026

Exciting update! Our latest Eyebox project just got featured by e-architect, the world architecture news website.

Located in Manhattan, Eyebox is a hybrid optometry clinic and eyewear retail store, built to bring clinical eye exams and eyewear shopping together into one seamless space.

The article talks about how we put the exam room (the “eyebox” itself) right at the heart of the showroom instead of hiding it away, making it a featured moment rather than just another back-of-house step. It’s a great look at how we turned a typically clinical, transactional process into something engaging and story-driven for customers.

Give this awesome feature a read to learn more about the project. Thanks so much to e-architect for the coverage! You can find our project linked in the LinkTree in our bio.

Honeycombs in Architecture - with examples from Italian postwar architecture and modern-day projectsFalchera (Turin, Ita...
08/06/2026

Honeycombs in Architecture - with examples from Italian postwar architecture and modern-day projects

Falchera (Turin, Italy)
Falchera is a social housing project designed after World War II. The project is based around the idea of honeycombs and honeybees. The buildings interact in the shape of a honeycomb.

Appearing on the cottages’ facades, Honeycomb details reflect the collaboration with which honeybees work to produce honey. When brought to a human space of interaction, human community engagement is pushed forward, especially within social housing.

Barton Park (435 West 48th Street)
Across of this project by Kimberly Brown Architecture (KBA) firm lies Clinton Community Garden with a deep beekeeping tradition. KBA carries honeybees into the architecture itself: raw, unfiltered honey offered as a neighborly touch for residents' tea, while honeycomb patterns adorn the Juliet balconies.

Just as bees work collectively to build their hive, this motif—brought into a human space of interaction—becomes a quiet cue for community, a reminder that the spirit of collaboration should stay ever-present in city life.

08/05/2026

A closer look at custom millwork for a pantry storage from a recent project... Every detail matters, even the ones you only notice in motion! 

12/02/2025

Check out our recent Kitchen mockup!!!

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