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A reading nook in front of the "cabin" workspace at the top of the stairs.

Brightly lit Living room with secret room behind bookshelf + perfect bench to take in the Gardens of Forest Hills

Open Living and Dining space with the teak slat screen wall defining the office space to the right

12' custom blackened steel and industrial glass folding door flexes between living room and guest bedroom

Concrete Hanging Lamps by Renate Vos

Meow Parlour: NYC's first cat cafe where cats roam freely awaiting adoption. Over 120 cats (often 'unadoptable' black cats, tripods, FIV or just plain shy) have been adopted at this cafe

Much needed storage is integrated into the seating and display

Just below the bench is much needed storage and also functions as a maze for the cats to sneak off for a catnap

Upper catwalk allows for a quiet place for the cats to getaway. The bar counters are supported by a cat maze structure

W O E M: the block lettering allows for the perfect perch for the cats to do what all New Yorkers do best: watch everyone on the street

This small mousehole is a perfect getaway to a cat only section of the cat cafe

A frameless glass sliding door provides the flexibility of opening up the office onto the dining/living spaces and enclosing the home office

Teak screen offers the office space some much needed privacy while allowing for natural daylight

Carving out a small workstation in the dining area help relieve the common role of dining table as office

Small bathrooms require efficient use of every cavity: solid surface niche just below the medicine cabinet stores toiletries, streamline glass shower doors + a flip down teak bench in the shower.

An 8' pocket door adjoins this nursery to a playroom, soon to be converted to their second daughter's room