Project posted by thread collective

RWO Residence

the study has multiple functions  as is needed in a New York City apartment, as a laundry, tucked within the cabinetry, a guest bedroom with a built-in murphy bed and yoga area.
the study has multiple functions as is needed in a New York City apartment, as a laundry, tucked within the cabinetry, a guest bedroom with a built-in murphy bed and yoga area.
The study's narrow entrance allows for privacy from the kitchen area, while simultaneously creating a sense of connection.
The study's narrow entrance allows for privacy from the kitchen area, while simultaneously creating a sense of connection.
the kitchen seamlessly connects to the living room, with taller ceilings and pops of white cabinetry that play off the rich oak grain.
the kitchen seamlessly connects to the living room, with taller ceilings and pops of white cabinetry that play off the rich oak grain.
open living / dining / kitchen - a ribbed textured set of sliding doors become movable walls, revealing and concealing the more private areas.
open living / dining / kitchen - a ribbed textured set of sliding doors become movable walls, revealing and concealing the more private areas.
the master bathroom is lined in bianca dolomiti marble and custom heath ceramic tiles, bringing a bright glow to this interior space.
the master bathroom is lined in bianca dolomiti marble and custom heath ceramic tiles, bringing a bright glow to this interior space.
the entrance has a bench / shoe storage niche with a custom cushion covered in Paul Smith fabric  to give a pop of color
the entrance has a bench / shoe storage niche with a custom cushion covered in Paul Smith fabric to give a pop of color
the kitchen is textured with a wall of Neolith, veins climbing as a backdrop to the warm wood.
the kitchen is textured with a wall of Neolith, veins climbing as a backdrop to the warm wood.

Credits

From thread collective

RWO Residence is a renovation of a pre-war co-op in the heart of Downtown Brooklyn. Combining two adjacent units, the 2,000 square-foot home features two bedrooms, three full bathrooms, an open dining/kitchen layout, and a flexible study/guest room. The modern renovation speaks to the changing demographics of the neighborhood and leads the charge as one of the most extensive renovations in the building completed to date.

The owners were looking to create a modern, but warm atmosphere that took advantage of the extensive facade of east facing windows. While they desired an open concept, it was also necessary to incorporate quiet areas for their studies. thread collective’s resulting design balances minimalistic and modern details to create an inviting, yet serene environment.

Drawing inspiration from the versatility of asian tea houses, thread collective integrated sliding doors into the design, allowing for the option to close off various spaces while maintaining an open flow throughout the home. At the focal-point of the space is an expansive 50-foot line of east facing windows, maximizing natural daylight throughout. Continuing the tea house-inspired aesthetic, warm, natural rift white oak was used on horizontal and vertical surfaces throughout the apartment to unify and emphasize minimalistic design elements. To break up the natural wood tones, rich Celestine blue millwork wraps around the study and through to the kitchen. Adjacent to the open kitchen-dining area, the sitting room features mid-century modern furnishings with dark, walnut tones, creating contrast with the with the lighter oak tone. Striking a balance between simplicity and detail, thread collective maintained a simple palette throughout the space while playing with texture, grain, and accents