Walls and ceilings are cut through to expose new depths and adjacencies in this

renovation of an apartment in Harlem NY. Modified surfaces are represented by

distinct colors and light, arranged loosely in two axes, exemplifying the individuality

of each room and surface and exacerbating combinations. Rooms can blend

together or be separate. Surfaces can act as figures or enclosures. Design uses

representation opportunistically. The softness of spatial layering is an expression of

the real needs of one the family members being in a wheel chair, needing distinct

access throughout the apartment. Materials include custom resin panels and

cabinetry, complimentary wood veneers and laminates, iridescent wall coverings

and tiles, stainless steel, and LED lighting.

Material Used:

1. Custom Resin Door and Cabinet Panels by Atta

2. Wood Veneer Paneling by KD Panels

3. LED Lighting by WAC

4. Select Furniture by Ligne Roset

5. Wall Covering by Maya Romanoff

6. Select Fabric by Maharam