NY LOFT

The aspiration to craft a home and its heart is that their aesthetics are shaped by each dweller’s definitions of what brings joy and meaning to their lives. NYLoft’s craftsmanship has been deployed to built unique residences following the designs of some of the most recognized architects and interior designers. These projects are vessels for living.”

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Chelsea Apartment

2016 - 2017
Designed By: ODA Scope: Gut Renovation Construction and All Millwork by NYLoft Area: 2,600 sf

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Determine Proportions

Wood, in many ways, is like the breath of art.
As a natural material, wood is responsive to change.
There are many variables that will affect moisture and movement.
It contracts and expands with humidity. It lightens or darkens with sun exposure, retains a unique character due to its grains and knots.

Stone and metal share the wood’s unique qualities of earth-borne textures, but unlike the changing quality characteristics of the wood, stone, and metal preserve an inherent strength with the passing of time.

In this Flatiron apartment, wood, stone, and metal are merged to create contrasts of color, touch, and warmth, reflecting on the essence of daily rituals.

Floor-to-ceiling slabs of wood-grain marble where water slither, hexagonal weaved oak floors that knit open spaces, meticulously crafted brass handles.
This home is a collection of moments, detailed with the experience of lifetime mastery.
With precise cuts and elaborated compositions, it is the combination of materials and proportions. This alignment of pieces is turning this space into a home.

Chelsea Apartment 2016 - 2017

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Upper East Side Apartment

2017
Designed By: INC Scope: Millwork and Kitchen Cabinetry Area: 5,000 sf

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A Question of Reflections

Achieving continuity in a home is about refining.
The residents of this Upper East Side apartment embrace their personal joys and have made a sequence of spaces of this one-floor spacious flat with defined characters, all viewing the breathtaking landscape of the city.

During the hours of the day, the sun rises and sets on the living-dining-kitchen area, aligns with the different light exposures, and enhances its reflections with angular walls and reflected ceilings.

Customized faceted-wood cabinetry naturally intertwined in the space and the millwork pieces play with different light reflections. The acid mirrors from Ikonni’s Kitchen Cabinet Doors line, embellish the surroundings, while the leather-finished stone in the kitchen island alludes to the city views with matte light reflections.

The different rooms in the apartment, all equipped with unique millwork treatments.
The white corridors let the light reach every angle and every corner of the apartment.
Wall units, for media and ornaments, integrate knife-edge light coves and organized compartments in the painting room.
The flow and character of this apartment, overlooking the city, goes along with the movement of light, and the refined millwork.

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Upper East Side Townhouse

2017
Designed By: TRA STUDIO Scope: Staircase and Millwork Area: 7,000 sf

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Overlapping Layers

Freed from constraints, the staircase of this Upper East Side townhouse becomes a rhythmic thread of spaces turning into ascent that seems to levitate without any tangible support.

It organizes the movement between floors, allowing the light to slip through the floating walnut treads.

It stimulates the desire to pause on the landings, just before entering the floor, in a geometrical illusion, solid walnut blocks float and adopt the shape of a square, a triangle, or a rectangle, to adjust to the different phases of the levitation.

The rhythmical screens that sharply cut through the floors let the light penetrate, as it goes through faint reflections, picked up on the glass panes and brass edges.
It performs as the wall that protects the bedrooms, yet includes each and every one of those, through different levels.

Linen fabric applied to the glass tunes the light and insinuate the remarkable views.
Long closet walls compliment the vertical rhythm of the paneling and direct the circulation to the rooms on the floors. This richness releases the imagination and gratifies the partitions of different spaces.

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Soho Loft

2017
Designed By: TACET Creations Scope: Kitchen

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Exposed iron columns and wood beams run through this family residence located in Soho.
A large dining table from a thick slab of oak, paired with a shiny dark cement island, custom-casted for space.

Reflecting on the character of the family, the island is an all-in-one device for cooking and hosting: two separated sinks for cooking and serving drinks, a built-in oven and a hanging glass tray that makes every daily routine much more efficient.

Steel and fumed oak veneer complemented with the dark grey concrete to create a furniture-like character of this piece of the kitchen.

In the dining side, a thin layer of concrete spans was added over the cabinet blocks. In order to create a functional space, compact storage was installed on neat Ikonni’s glass mate, attracting light into to the lofty space and underlines the geometry of the island.

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11 Beach St.

2012 - 2013
Designed By: Thomas Juul Hansen Scope: Kitchen, all millwork, stairs, amenities Area: 70,000 SF

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The interiors of the tribeca building conversion encompasses the combination of open loft living with the privacy of traditional residential design, united by a meticulous level of craftsmanship and material selections. three triplex townhouses include a private spa on the lower level featuring steam rooms, saunas and 50 ft glass walled lap pools. each residence is designed with private elevator access and expansive ceiling heights.

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Pandora

By Bazzeo Designed by ODA

Scava

By Bazzeo Designed by MaMa Studio

Marron Glace

By Bazzeo Designed by ODA

Mood

By Bazzeo Designed by Tribeca

Gaia Tech

By Bazzeo Designed by Williamsburg

Cubika

By Bazzeo Designed by Lorem Ipsum

Cinetica

By Bazzeo

The carved fronts with thickness are made all the more important by the worktop with a drip-catching edge. The handle has been designed as removal of matter, being incorporated drawn into the door depth. The columns are in brushed steel and the island is in Rovere Silver oak wood. The worktop is in Fokos Piombo laminam.

LO10

By Punto-Tre

FL10

By Punto-Tre

TM4

By Punto-Tre

ART03

By Punto-Tre

NW10

By Punto-Tre

NW4

By Punto-Tre

TM1

By Punto-Tre

TM3

By Punto-Tre

The arrangement in this room is built around a compact bathroom furniture solution with plenty of storage – featuring a cupboard with a door as well as a set of drawers, all fitted with handles in the satin finish – a glass countertop in the basalt grey lacquered finish 7012 with integral basin and countertop-mounted tapware and, adding the finishing touch, an oval mirror with translucent border.

The unit has shaped doors, drawers and handles to produce a wavy outline. The vanity curves into a concave portion that is a space-saving solution for use near a shower or door

C-shaped elements wrap around rectangular forms. A treatment repeated both on the long mirror with shelf – virtually creating a frame with lighting built into the top – and the vanity with two generously sized deep drawers and open shelving. The twin-basin arrangement pictured is a convenient solution, with plenty of counter space, made visibly light by using semi-inset basins and wall-mounted tapware.

The long top frames much of the base unit and extends out at one end to create generous open shelving, perfect for storing towels and everyday items you want to keep handy. The semi-inset basins are in Tecnoril®, a dense and, consequently, very hygienic solid-surface material that is also durable, highly resistant and easy to repair even if it does get scratched slightly

Linear, practical and functional composition designed to provide plenty of drawer storage as well as a significant amount of counter space for immediate, versatile use. This bathroom furniture configuration extends horizontally to provide lots of room for setting down and stowing all your bits and bobs. The extremely simple circular mirror is enriched with a ring of LED-lit opaline glass.

Open shelving, a wall-mounted shelf and a towel rail make this vanity even more practical. The basin, which is semi-inset into the vanity, is made from Tecnoril®, a material that is unique in its density as well as being antiseptic and antibacterial, highly resistant, durable and repairable and unrivalled in its ability to bring out the whitest of whites

Designed for the master en-suite, this twin-basin, twin- mirror arrangement features perfect symmetry: the vanity’s open shelving is positioned right in the middle and features a Sablé Ascari laminate finish reproducing the look of eucalyptus wood and a black lacquered glass top.

The two tall mirrors, produced exclusively for the Art catalogue, have a bronze-finish aluminium frame, matching the detailing on the vanity, as well as built-in LED lighting.

Both round bowl-shaped basins sit on the black lacquered glass top and are teamed with wall- mounted tapware.

The arrangement is even more sumptuous with the vanity in the ebony version, again paired with the black lacquered glass top.

It’s easy to recognize a bespoke quality in the pairing of materials and colours of this layout. The top is made from solid wood, the base units from a concrete-look Ares Valletta melamine finish, while the tall units and open shelving on the base unit feature an elegant minute herringbone pattern. The capacious wall-mounted tall units are finished off with open shelving on one end, which breaks up the unit’s otherwise solid form while also producing a colour-blocking effect.

A light hung low above the basin made from Cristalplant – an innovative material resembling natural stone – bathes the bathroom in a warm, seductive light.

A configuration that makes a statement in terms of both size and presence, featuring a top housing twin basins that continues visually up the wall to the large mirror with the use of a panel in the same Old Wood HPL. The open shelving breaks up the long base unit with drawers opened via recessed grips and also introduces a note of contrasting colour.

This solution stands out for the extremely clean look of the top: the mixers are wall mounted and the waste is invisible, concealed by the basin’s false bottom.

An entirely horizontally oriented composition enlivened with a full-height vertical mirror running through the top housing the integral basin. The open shelving breaks up the run of closed base units and wall cabinets.

The edging of the open shelving is reminiscent of a frame looking out onto the bathroom. It mirrors the angled fronts of the Groove System.

The basin incorporated in the countertop comes in a choice of five sizes. Made from Ecomalta®, a material developed by Oltremateria, it is hygienic, dirt resistant, easy to clean, velvety to the touch, strong, fireproof and recyclable.

The composition’s Scandinavian flavour comes from its simple, linear unfitted style based on the pairing of white with the warm-toned latest generation melamine featuring an exposed woodgrain. Painstaking care has gone into the accessories and details, like the simple open shelving hung individually on the wall and the Custoza 29 finish, that reproduces the warmth of wood to perfection.

The wall-mounted base unit has a 12cm-high Corian® countertop with a sinuously shaped thermoformed basin. This hygienic material is easy to clean, elegant, warm and silky to the touch. The drawers feature high-strength runners. They are soft-closing and certified to an impressive 30,000 cycles.

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About Us

For NYLoft, the key to every sophisticated design captures the essence of the space as it is inhabited, mastering a method of translation between the ideal aspirations and the carpentry detail.

NYLoft is a fabrication shop that bridges the gap between paper and reality through their experienced craftsmanship and help architects and designers realize their projects. Our top interior designers in New York combine elegance and creativity, taking each project from concept through to completion with a personal, hands-on approach, making sure each project will reflect the client’s personality and aspirations.

So, if you’re in need of a home remodeling service, feel free to reach out to us.

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