David Finch discovered a two-bedroom apartment in a converted Ex-Lax factory with high ceilings and cement columns. Though initially hesitant due to a single awkward bathroom, designer Danielle Fennoy assured him it could be reconfigured. Over an eight-month restoration project, they exposed raw concrete ceilings and incorporated personal elements like vintage glass doorknobs and a chandelier. A unique guitar pick-shaped dining table proposed by Fennoy became a highlight, despite earlier doubts from Finch and others.
Finch liked the high ceilings and cement columns in the Ex-Lax factory conversion but initially hesitated due to an awkward single bathroom.
The project ultimately took eight months, focusing on restoring the industrial features of the apartment that harken back to the turn of the 20th century.
Finch's desired aesthetic included vintage elements like glass doorknobs and a vintage chandelier, enhancing the apartment's character.
Fennoy proposed a custom guitar pick-shaped dining table despite skepticism from Finch and others, which ultimately became a focal conversation piece.
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