Key + Shade Interior Design re-imagined this 19th Century townhouse. With french doors leading out to the landscaped back garden, central air conditioning was added inside along with bleached floors.

The kitchen was redesigned, from the custom painted cabinets to the quartzite countertop. A small powder room was added off the kitchen and a built-in banquette was installed in front of ArtShack wallpaper. Shoe cubbies line the entrance of the home and a motorized lift hides the television inside cabinetry in the living room.

Credits:
Photography: Francine Fleischer

In collaboration with Studio Marchetti architects, Key + Shade Interior Design designed this Park Slope brownstone.

The master bathroom includes custom carved wood screens, hand made mosaic tiles and a hammered metal light fixture.

The kitchen was brightened up with a blue and white cement tile backsplash and a custom dining banquette.

Credits:

Photography: Francine Fleischer

Architect: Studio Marchetti

Key + Shade Interior Design gave this historic Jane Street townhouse a face lift. The kitchen was remodeled and new furnishings were installed throughout the home.

The master bathroom was gutted and redesigned with a custom vanity and towel storage/hamper system along with new tiles and fixtures.

Credits:
Photography: Francine Fleischer

The Carnegie Hill Co-op has been an ongoing project for Key + Shade Interior Design. In the initial renovation, Key + Shade designed all finishes, fixtures and furnishings in the home.

As the children grew older, both of their rooms were redesigned to fit their growing personalities, with all new custom furniture, storage and wallpaper.

Credits:
Photography: Francine Fleischer

Key + Shade Interior Design renovated this 3000 square foot classic Pre War Park Avenue apartment. Two apartments were gutted and combined to recreate the original apartment dimensions.

The home currently includes 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, and a custom kitchen. Downsizing from a larger home, Key + Shade worked with the client to curate their extensive collection of art and antiques.

Credits:
Photography: Francine Fleischer
General Contractor: Rose Carpentry

Key + Shade Interior Design furnished this stunning Park Slope Brownstone with a combination of new pieces and family heirlooms to give this historic restoration a refreshing yet timeless feel.

In collaboration with Kenneth Brian Walker Interiors, Key + Shade Interior Design designed this 3000 sq ft pied-à-terre and consulted on all finishes, furnishings and art.

In collaboration with Cheung Showman Architects, Key + Shade Interior Design helped create a new two level gym in a large residential building in Murray Hill.

The overall gym design includes slatted wood paneling, sustainable PVC flooring and custom neon signage.