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Montauk Family Home Build, Blueberry Builders

Montauk Family Home

Montauk Family Home Located walkable to Ditch Plains, this Montauk house is the perfect beach escape for all 4 seasons.  Originally built in the 1960’s the home’s interior and exterior were gut renovated including a full upgrade to the windows, roof and siding.  The home’s layout was reconfigured to open the living space and flood […]

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Steven Alan store shelving displaying folded goods below a fabric wall hanging

Steven Alan

Steven Alan Fashion, apparel and home goods pioneer Steven Alan has been a household name in New York City for the past 30 years. At a time when the brand was expanding their brick-and-mortar footprint, it was important for each store to have its own identity.  Our team built 7 stores in total for Steven

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Goop store nook with pink walls, gold-trimmed shelving, and a skylight

Goop

Goop Located in NoHo, Gwyneth Paltrow’s wellness and lifestyle brand Goop’s flagship store on Bond Street opened in 2018. Originally built with another construction team, many upgrades to the original store needed to be undertaken after the grand opening.  New lighting elements, finishes, glass, mirror, and custom retail millwork were requested to enhance the existing

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Immersive Gamebox rooms with glass walls and colorful projected graphics

Immersive Gamebox

Immersive Gamebox London based entertainment powerhouse, Immersive Gamebox, has been expanding globally over the past few years. With their first NYC outpost located on the Lower East Side, this unique experience allows gamers to be actively involved in motion tracking video games.  Offering the latest technologies in projection mapping and touch screens, each game-pod presents

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Amura Lab showroom with wood slatted walls and a blue modular sofa

Amura

Amura Lab Located Downtown, Amura Lab’s Flagship US store is as warm and inviting as their furniture itself.  Designed as a gut renovation of a classic SoHo storefront, the furniture and home design store celebrates the landmark building’s historic interior while providing a modern spin to the century old space.  Warm wood tones and textured

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Suteishi dining room with red sculptural ceiling panels and open garage doors

Suteishi

SUteiShi In the Fall of 2012, iIntense flooding brought on by Hurricane Sandy submerged retail stores and restaurants in the South Street Seaport.  Buildings dating back to the 18th century filled with water from the East River, destroying countless businesses.  SUteiShi, a beloved sushi restaurant on Peck Slip, suffered significant loss and required a complete

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La Goulue dining room with mirrored wood paneling and white-clothed tables

La Goulue

La Goulue The world-renowned Parisian bistro, La Goulue, spent 20 years on Manhattan’s Upper East Side charming generations of diners.  When the original location closed in 2009, the interior paneling and millwork that once adorned the walls of this New York institution went into storage, in hopes for a rebirth in the near future.  After

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Neon-lit bar with diamond-shaped video panels and purple lighting

Vers

Vers Located in Hell’s Kitchen, VERS was the first post-covid gay bar of its kind in the area. What started as a straightforward gut renovation quickly became a challenge as decades of unseen existing conditions were exposed during the demolition process.  Given the noise constraints of a late-night bar in a residential building; the ceiling

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Somm Cellars wine shop with curved wood racks and a marble island

Somm Cellars

Somm Cellars When two of New York City’s most notable sommeliers teamed up to open a high-end wine store in the luxury West Side development of Waterline Square, the entire retail experience had to match the sophistication of the wines they would be selling. The double height, sun drenched store was designed with a new

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