57th

We completely reimagined this home’s layout and design, starting by removing a large step that once disrupted the flow of the front room. The space now features new windows and doors, fresh inviting yet neautral paint, light engineered hardwood flooring, and thick baseboards throughout. In the kitchen, we opened it up to the living room by removing a dividing wall and added a warm light oak island and matching hood vent, perfectly complementing the Calacatta quartz countertops. A modern square Zellige-style tile backsplash adds texture, while copper pendant lights bring an earthy warmth to the kitchen. We replaced the awkward sliding pantry with a built-in galley-style pantry and added a sleek mini bar with a wine fridge across from it. The master shower was expanded from its original tiny footprint, and the large laundry room was upgraded with dark tile, warm cabinetry, and floating shelves—creating a functional space that feels both fresh and inviting.