Alterations within this historically significant building have begun in order to reconfigure the home to the new owner’s needs while respecting ornate original detailing and adding modern environmental systems.
General Contractor: Paul Hartigan, Cortlandt Contracting
Just putting the finishing touches on this three story interior renovation inside a former bank building in the Meatpacking District.
Walnut stair treads, risers and floors with glass and walnut railing.
Master bathroom trough sink and tub.
Solid oak sink vanity and skirt for soaking tub.
Plumbing fixture valves and spouts by Watermark. Watermark is manufactured locally in Brooklyn, New York. This collection is inspired by the creative and industrial melting-pot from which they hail.
Custom brass shower and toilet room doors are inset with wire glass.
Exterior of the former New York County National Bank built in 1907.
Project credits: Design and Project Management by COLVM, Construction by L. Mullane of Bronzehill Construction. Furnishings, textiles, art and more by Jamie Supsic.
For this child’s bathroom a special step was made for the sink vanity that can slide under the cabinet when not needed.
Red grout with a white ceramic lantern tile for the floor.
A colorful shower curtain selected by interior decorator Jami Supsic.
A few photographs of this residence for a filmmaker located on 250 acres in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont. The salvaged 200 year old beams counter-point a modern scissor truss roof system under construction.
Photo credit: Craig Bachellier
