The owners of a dated two-bedroom prewar apartment undertook a thoughtful renovation led by Claire Hung of Claire Hung Design. They chose to embrace simplicity and beauty by integrating elements inspired by Japanese and Scandinavian design. The project included addressing structural challenges like heavy ceiling beams while opening up the galley kitchen into the living space. Custom millwork and strategic lighting were employed to enhance brightness and draw focus away from structural features. This transformation successfully modernized the apartment while maintaining its charm.
The renovation of the previously worn two-bedroom apartment incorporated custom built-ins and considered furnishings that combined functionality and beauty effectively.
Drawing from influences of Scandinavian and Japanese design, the homeowners opted for a thoughtful, transformative renovation that emphasized simplicity and beauty.
The gut renovation allowed the opening up of the galley kitchen into a spacious living area, enhancing both functionality and aesthetics of the apartment.
By strategically designing lighting and custom millwork, the renovation helped draw focus away from heavy structural beams, creating a more inviting atmosphere.
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