One of the very first projects by Proem, this was a unique opportunity to work on a penthouse apartment in Union Square, Manhattan.

The building was a former button factory in the Flatiron neighborhood with visible pipes, exposed brick, and rooms that still retained a lot of the factory’s prewar charm. We had a lot of architectural features to work with in the 2700 square foot apartment, including oversized windows with stunning views of the Empire State Building,12.5 foot high ceilings, skylights throughout, and a 750 square ft rooftop terrace.

The project scope included a full renovation of the kitchen and three bathrooms, new flooring and paint throughout, and a redesign of the wood burning fireplace. Built-in storage, cosmetic updates and new furnishings were added to make the apartment work for the clients.

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