7th Street Residence Apartment Interior Design in New York by Pulltab Design

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A young family of four have briefed the interior designers Pulltab Design, to renovate their duplex and create a haven of peace in the middle of the crowd of New York city. The result is this amazing contemporary white interior design with a unique living environment, built on a 2,400 square foot area.

The interior was renovated selectively with the new design revolve around not only creative architectural additions but also the thoughtful selection of free standing furniture and lighting. In the schematic design phase, initial communications went around modern masters such as Geoffrey Bawa, Carlo Scarpa and Richard Neutra.

Warm and open living environment with unique handcrafted detailing, was the final design description being set. Materials such as stained concrete, American black walnut, bronze and steel were selected along with modernist finishes, including hand applied active patinas, true pigment paints and high gloss lacquer surfaces.

The heart of the apartment centers around the living/dining areas. As part of the architectural construction, a new cantilevered dining ‘pod’, extending from the 5th floor slab, was added to increase the size of the kitchen. On the outside surface. of this pod, a custom planted garden wall was installed with the intent of creating a focal point, with a slightly mysterious quality, for the living room.

On the east wall, a new double height panel system was established, gathered from painted furniture grade plywood. The panels, both fixed and functioning, are separated by a pattern of reveals which add both texture, interest and most importantly a sense of scale, to what was originally an overwhelming surface.

To delineate the function of each panel, three colors were chosen: a bright orange, a glowing yellow and a deep blue. These colors add an active layer to the space while tracing their connection back to Piet Mondrian’s inspirational composition paintings, from the 1920?s and 30?s.

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