Taking on the challenge of remodeling a historic 1800s apartment, I aimed to blend modern functionality with the charm of the original architecture. The project began with the ceilings, where I installed brand-new drywall to replace the aged and uneven surfaces, creating a fresh, clean look that brightened the space.
Next, I refreshed the entire interior with a new coat of paint, carefully selecting colors that complemented the apartment’s character while adding a contemporary touch. The flooring was completely redone, enhancing durability and aesthetics.
The bathroom required extensive work, as the subfloor was rotted beyond repair. I replaced it entirely before installing new, stylish tile. I also removed the old cast iron tub and installed a modern replacement, giving the space a fresh and updated look. To elevate the design, I took the tile all the way to the ceiling, creating a sleek, high-end finish that also adds durability and moisture protection.
The kitchen underwent a full renovation, transforming it into a functional and inviting space. Every element was updated—new cabinetry, countertops, and modern appliances—while maintaining a nod to the apartment’s historical charm.
The result was a beautifully restored apartment that now combines the best of modern living with the character and craftsmanship of the past.