Art of Concrete
A 1901 Beaux Arts limestone townhouse just off Central Park boasts a significant architectural heritage, evident from the stately exterior. With this important cue as a guiding thread, Design team leader infused a full, gut renovation of the interior with grand gestures and fine detailing in rich materials that echo the building’s history. A modern sensibility thoughtfully lives within via an extremely sophisticated mélange of styles ranging from Chinese art deco to European mid-century masters, and contemporary emerging artists that is both inspired and incredibly welcoming.
Make it stand out.
The beauty of the original material: Concrete is considered the primary material, and its gray tones and rough textures give the space a raw and industrial feel. Concrete surfaces often retain natural textures and traces, demonstrating the beauty of the material itself.
Concrete Modern style advocates clean, clear lines and forms, pursuing simplification and reduced decoration. Spaces are usually dominated by simple, functional furniture and accessories, creating a clean, uncluttered atmosphere.
Full use of natural light: Concrete modern style focuses on the use of natural light in the room, trying to make light enter the room through large windows or open spaces to create a bright and airy atmosphere.
