

This NYC loft renovation in Tribeca found us providing a luxury bathroom remodel for a client who worked with Gallery previously on another multi-room project, featuring one of our favorite designs. The family had been living in the space for some time, renovating in phases. When the time came to remodel their ensuite bath, there was only one way to go - The Gallery Way.
For our clients, the goal of each bathroom renovation was to give each room their own unique identity and character. Their subway-themed bathroom had become somewhat of a kids bathroom, and now was time to renovate the grown ups’ space. Being an adult bathroom, we needed to elevate the style and function in every regard. This required a full overhaul of the design, removing the dated design elements and replacing them with luxe touches throughout.


We replaced the condensed, enclosed glass shower in there previously with an expansive walk-in shower, equipped with a built-in bench to relax on after those long days on the clock. Directly next the shower is a separate walk-in water closet (a fun British term for where the toilet goes).
Since the stylistic goal of the bathroom renovation was high-end, we went with shimmering, black and white checkered marble flooring, to add a really nice classic touch. We then complimented that with subway tiles on the walls and in the wet areas. The custom wood veneer cabinetry and vanity elevates the design further, contrasting the traditional touches with strong earth tones and non-linear lines. Our overall blend of well-founded tones provide a proper sophisticated aesthetic for the space, that still blends well with the kid’s bathroom.


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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 and architectural services to facilitating building management and board approval, to construction and construction management. We’re experts in renovating kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, millwork, and all that falls in between. Let us bring your dream loft renovation to life.
















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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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