Renovation of a small penthouse with a large deck on the Upper West Side in New York. The space was to be an entertaining space for a family, a guest house for the family (who lives 4 storeys down in the same building) and an escape for each of the three family members. 2007.

Bunkbeds for a young boy's room, with wall-mounted storage and a toybox. The bunkbeds are designed to come apart and the central storage elements can be used separately. 2011.

Renovation of a small house and garage in Bolinas, California. The owner's wanted a new bedroom for their teenager, so the existing garage was reconfigured with a new cantilevered inset bed, a study area, a bathroom, and a living area. The main house could not expand its existing footprint, but all rooms were redesigned to be more efficient and the public areas were redesigned to allow for easier entertaining and a better relationship between the inside and outside. 2008.

Apartment for a musician/ producer in New York's Hell's Kitchen. The apartment was completely stripped down and rebuilt. A central core of bamboo divides the otherwise open plan, and large bamboo sliding doors divide the space when necessary. The space is also used to display the owner's extensive collection of pop art. 2003.

Complete renovation of two apartments on New York's Lower East Side, combining them into one duplex with a new cantilevered stair and an office for a photographer downstairs. 2006.

Built-in window seat and cabinets for a young girl's room. Made of ash veneer - to match the existing 1950's ash paneled wall- on plywood with exposed edges, the cabinets open up and close down depending on how they are being used. 2011.

Renovation of a pre-war apartment on Manhattan's Upper West Side. Original moldings and ceiling details were retained, and all new built-ins and alterations had to work with both the pre-war details and the family's collection of Danish modern furniture. 2002.

Renovation of a totally gutted brick building in Brooklyn -including new facades and structural reinforcing- into a housewares boutique. The client wanted a very clean, minimal white space to allow the products to really stand out. The materials are all white, but using various textures: smooth lacquer, rough brick walls, reclaimed wood floors, metal storefront. 2004.

Storage wall for a Brooklyn apartment. The shelves are prefinished plywood with a drop-down table of plastic laminate. Under the shelves are roll-out storage benches that also act as footstools to access books on the upper shelves.

These shelves were designed for a widow-lined room with almost no wall space for bookshelves. The solid oak shelves and drawers are finished to match the floor, and the top of the shelves makes a wrap-around window seat.

Renovation of very small corner building in Tribeca from residential to an office and editing studio for two filmmakers. Office 2001, Gate and balcony, 2010.