Journal
Modern Interiors in a Park Slope Brownstone
What interests me about a Brooklyn Brownstone project is the freedom to introduce something unexpected within an established architectural setting. The woodwork, fireplaces, and proportions already have a strong identity...
When Architecture Ends and Interiors Begin — and Why That Line Is More Fluid Than We Think
I’m often asked where architecture ends and interiors begin. It’s an understandable question, especially in a city like New York, where buildings feel fixed and apartments are often treated as...
London Through an Architect’s Lens: Modern Design Museum & Art
As an architect, I find myself seamlessly navigating between New York and the city of London—places that inspire both my work and my personal passions. London’s design ethos, an urban...