BROOME ST. RESIDENCE

a dialogue of cultures: layered expression and timeless character

Credits

Client

Location

Type

Year

Role

New York, NY

Residential

2026

Interior Design

Located on Broome Street in New York, this residence for a family of three explores the intersection of Latin American craftsmanship and the architectural character of a classic New York apartment. The design embraces bold color, playful compositions, and overlapping textures, creating a rich, layered interior that reflects the family’s personality and cultural heritage. With roots in the Dominican Republic, the client’s connection to Latin American design became a central part of the narrative. A rug by Colombian artist Jorge Lizarazo, a sculptural dining pendant by Mexican designer David Pompa, and a side table by Studio Aguirre introduce a curated selection of contemporary craftsmanship. Custom and handmade elements further enrich the composition, including a hand-carved coffee table and a sculptural fireplace crafted from three solid blocks of travertine.

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Rather than replacing the apartment’s history, the design celebrates the collision of two distinct worlds. Original 1960s ebony cabinetry, including a high-gloss bar and desk, was carefully restored, preserving elements of the home’s identity while introducing a new visual language. A complete renovation of the bathrooms extends this transformation throughout the residence.

“where cultural heritage and contemporary expression meet through color, craft, and contrast.”

The result is an eclectic yet intentional composition, where saturated colors, rich materials, and collected objects coexist with the elegance of traditional New York interiors. A home defined by contrast, cultural expression, and the beauty of layering.

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