Park Slope Residence
Max Burkhalter

Park Slope Residence

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When I first met the clients in 2012 they wanted a grown up apartment but did not want to spend too much on renovations, so our main focus was on updating the fireplace, minor changes in the kitchen, general color pallet, furniture and lighting. Ten years later they approached me again initially to finally redo the kitchen and bathrooms, but as we talked over the apartment they realized they were ready to invest in their apartment and were open to a complete renovation. They wanted to close off the bedroom, which was open to the apartment before, and needed more storage. But still wanted to keep the open and airy character of the previous design.

photo_credit Max Burkhalter
Max Burkhalter
photo_credit Max Burkhalter
Max Burkhalter

We encountered structural members we were not aware of, and some plumbing risers we were not anticipating. The full height pivot doors required a level floor and ceiling, but since it is a very old building the floors and ceiling were not level and that required a significant amount of additional work. But we were working with a great contractor and that made all of the difference. I had developed a great relationship with my clients during the first renovation, so that made the process much smoother for all of us.

photo_credit Max Burkhalter
Max Burkhalter
photo_credit Max Burkhalter
Max Burkhalter

We used a medium wide plank engineered wood floor with some character and texture throughout to give warmth to the apartment. We also introduced additional textured wood in the tall dining room cabinets. My clients were very drawn to the tiles from Concrete Collaborative so we selected a terrazzo to keep the design timeless. But we chose a bolder color scheme to create some interest. In an effort to not compete with the tile or my client’s growing art collection, we chose white cabinets and counters in the kitchen, and used the same cabinets in the living and dining room.  We then painted the tall custom doors in the same white as the walls.

photo_credit Max Burkhalter
Max Burkhalter
photo_credit Max Burkhalter
Max Burkhalter

Team:

Architects: STUDIO 8 Architect

Construction: Dancoby

Photographer: Max Burkhalter

photo_credit Max Burkhalter
Max Burkhalter
photo_credit Max Burkhalter
Max Burkhalter

Materials Used:

Flooring: Wood Floor - Kent / French Oak / Live Sawn / Character / Wire  Brushed - The Hudson Company
Doors: Custom designed 8’+ pivot doors - Premier Custom Millwork 
 Custom 8’ tall doors using Ezy Jamb
 Linnea Leaf door levers
 Dekkor Square Edge Cube Pocket Door Handle

Interior lighting: Stahl + Band / Dome Pendant
 RBW / Dimple Sconce

Interior furniture: Sofa - Another Country
 Coffee Table-  Matter
 Dining Table - Fix Your Table / MOCA
 Dining Chairs - Tokyo Chair / Bensen
 Mirror - Archway Mirror / Bower Studio

Cabinetry: Reform Profile in the kitchen, living room + dining room and Surface in  the dining room
 Park Studio Mackinaw Appliance Pulls

Fittings  Lavatory (Powder Room) - Juno in Clay / Kast
 Lavatory (Bathroom) - NIC Design
 Lav Faucets + Shower - Hansgrohe
 Toilets - Duravit
 Bathroom Accessories - Norm / Audo Copenhagen 
 Medicine Cabinet + Shelves - Trama / NIC

Custom Custom designed Shelving Unit steel + poplar shelving unit.  Metalwork fabricated by Cabezon Design with Poplar Shelves  Custom fireplace screen fabricated by Cabezon

Finishes: Tile Floors + Walls - Venice Alabaster Large Terrazzo - Concrete  Collaborative 
 Fireplace Brick -Thin Brick from MetroBrick in Commons (white)
 Paint - Benjamin Moore - Vanilla Milkshake

photo_credit Max Burkhalter
Max Burkhalter
photo_credit Max Burkhalter
Max Burkhalter

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Chairs
Tokyo Chair Tokyo Chair by Bensen
Dining Table
Custom 8’ tall doors
Paint
Vanilla Milkshake 21... by Benjamin Moore
Mirror
Archway Mirror by BOWER
Pocket Door Handle
Square Edge KUBE Poc... by Dekkor

Project data

Project Year
2023
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