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Co-Op Loft Renovation In Tribeca | 335 Greenwich St.
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About This Renovation
Renovating in NYC always presents challenges, but the Tribeca condo we fully renovated at 335 Greenwich St required a distinct transformation. Once an artist’s live-work studio, the open air space carried traces of past creativity: paint-splattered floors, an industrial layout, and a configuration that prioritized work over everyday living. When a newlywed couple purchased the corner loft, they set out to create a home that balanced contemporary sophistication with subtle nods to the building’s Art Deco heritage. Enter Gallery.
Our full-scale gut renovation redefined the apartment’s flow, replacing the original two-bedroom layout with a more functional three-bedroom design. The updated plan introduced 1.5 additional bathrooms, reconfigured living areas, and incorporated dropped ceilings to enhance lighting and proportion. Every design choice balances modern elegance with original architectural character, creating a refined home fit for any era.
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Thoughtful Reconfiguration With Timeless Design
Reimagining this Tribeca loft involved creating a space that balances modern functionality with timeless style. The reconfigured design focused on maximizing usability, especially in the heart of the home: the kitchen and living areas. The thoughtful design embraces modern necessity while incorporating subtle Art Deco influences through brass fixtures, considerate lighting, and architectural accents.
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A Kitchen & Living Space Designed For Entertaining
With soaring ceilings and an expansive Calacatta Black Marble Polished waterfall island, the kitchen was designed as the home’s centerpiece for both form and function. Installing the full stone island was no easy feat, requiring precise planning and a labor-intensive lift through the building’s elevator. The island is complemented by Amazing Silver marble on the kitchen countertops and backsplash, along with accent walls and shelving in the adjoining dining room. A black and brass sloped hood ties together the space’s sophistication, while the open layout welcomes guests and makes hosting easy, one of the couple’s top priorities in their renovation. Appliances include a Wolf GR366 range, a Wolf E Series speed oven, and a Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine fridge.
Elevated Elegance In Both Bathrooms
The primary bath was designed as a serene retreat, which can be needed amidst the hustle and bustle of Manhattan. To accomplish the grounded look and feel, our design leaned into natural stone and Earth tones. The approach is anchored with a custom-crafted Calacatta Viola marble vanity, which we also repurposed to create a striking feature wall in the shower, positioned slightly forward to highlight the bold design. In another example of leveraging all materials at hand, we repurposed stone from the backsplash in the kitchen and dining room for built-in shower shelving within the architectural nooks. To add texture and contrast, we paired the richly veined marble with Porcelanosa Ice Minnesota tile for the walls and Austin Natural tile for the floor. Finally, the spacious shower offers dual Brizo Odin Thermostatic brass showerheads to enhance the spa-like experience.
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The secondary bathroom delivers a more bold design, providing high-end comfort and elegance at a glance. The countertop stone is a light MSI Statuary Classique quartz, complimented starkly with Bedrosian Cloe Green ceramic wall tiles and extremely choice Prism Rosa Pink Polished Marble Mosaic flooring from Tilebar. The design is accentuated with a matching luxe gold faucet and shower system from Brizo’s Levoir collection.
Custom Office With Iron Doors
When you’re WFH, your office needs to be both welcoming and motivating. To deliver that delicate balance, we designed a sophisticated space meant to make the most of the lofty surroundings. Rather than completely separating the office from the expansive living area, we introduced iron interior doors, helping to soundproof the secluded room with a sense of style. The study iron door was based on inspiration images provided by the clients, which we then sourced a vendor to custom-build.
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Additional Highlights
Further work from our co-op loft renovation In Manhattan at 335 Greenwich St in Tribeca includes:
- Laundry Room Creation & Design
- Dropped Ceilings
- Wide-Plank Light Oak Flooring (sourced from PID)
- Lighting Fixtures
- Paint & Wallpaper
- Mouldings & Door Casings
Considering a condo or co-op renovation in NYC or a loft renovation in Manhattan? View our portfolio of co-op & condo renovation before and afters, loft renovation before and afters, or Tribeca renovation before and afters. Feel free to learn more about Gallery, or simply contact us today.
We are a New York Times-featured design-build firm in New York City with a full-service approach to residential renovations in Manhattan and Brooklyn that includes everything from interior design with 3D renderings and architectural services to facilitating building management and board approval, to construction and construction management. We’re experts in renovating pre-war homes, kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, sourcing custom pieces, building entirely new rooms (or even balconies), millwork, and all that falls in between. Let Gallery bring your dream home to life.
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BEFORE + PROGRESS
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NYC RENOVATION FAQS
For a full apartment of about 1,700 square feet, construction typically runs five to six months. Design, board approval, and permitting come first and usually take four to six months, so most full renovations move from first consultation to move-in in 10 to 12 months. Scope, building rules, and how much infrastructure is being replaced set where a project falls in that range.
Read More: How Long To Renovate An Apartment In NYC?
The construction portion of a full kitchen renovation typically takes 7 to 11 weeks. Door to door, the timeline depends mostly on the building: about 10 to 14 weeks in a private townhouse, 14 to 20 weeks in a condo, 16 to 24 weeks in a post-war co-op, and 20 to 30 weeks in a pre-war co-op, where board and engineering review take longer. Gallery KBNY orders custom cabinetry, stone, and long-lead appliances during design and approvals, so materials arrive ready for the build.
Read More: How Long Does a Kitchen Renovation in NYC Take? A 2026 Timeline Breakdown
The construction portion of a bathroom renovation typically takes three to four weeks. Gallery KBNY renovates bathrooms as part of larger interior renovations, so bathroom work is sequenced alongside the rest of the apartment within the overall project schedule.
Learn More: Our NYC Bathroom Renovations
Board review and execution of the alteration agreement typically take 6 to 10 weeks in a post-war co-op and 8 to 14 weeks in a pre-war co-op, where asbestos filings, electrical load letters, and engineering review add steps. DOB permits usually run at the same time. A complete package with full technical drawings and specifications tends to clear the building's reviewing architect in one or two rounds, which keeps the approval phase on schedule.
Get Into The Specifics: In-Depth Co-Op Board Approval Process For Complex NYC Renovations: What to Expect
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