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RESIDENTIAL DESIGN
360 Furman St. Brooklyn, NY 

Brooklyn Heights former Jehovah’s Witness warehouse built in 1928 converted into a residential building in 2008, is now a part of the Brooklyn Bridge Park ecosystem. This project considered the historical and site context to inform materiality, color, and form while respecting the original warehouse typology. Initially, an empty apartment with blue, green and grey walls and two arm chairs. 



PROJECT INFO:
1,709 SF, 3 BR, 2 BTH
Design and Creative Direction
Project Management
Drawing Sets for Contractors
Custom Millwork Proposals
Electrical Work with Contractors
FF&E
Sourcing
Styling
Field Measurements and Site Analysis
Hand Drawing
Photography Direction


SOFTWARE USED:
Autocad
Adobe Creative Suite



BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
2026







             








Concept for Custom Wine Pantry






Originally, a 2008 home office with carpet and mahogony built-ins. This is the first room in sight when entering the home. With a kitchen that has minimal storage, the idea to transform this room into a wine pantry was both for function and an opportunity to intervene with a different language. Not yet completed, this concept uses Farrow & Ball’s Radicchio to wash the walls and millwork to create contrast.