In an established condo building in Murray Hill, we were tasked with painting the whole place after some floor repair. Around 30 square feet of wood flooring in a living room corner had been removed. It was an ugly sight, and we cleaned and primed the concrete before installing new wood flooring seamlessly.
When one lives in a luxury condo building, replete with a full-time doorman, pool, fitness center, concierge, elevator and ultra thoughtful designs for modern living, well, you want the interior of any residence to reflect the refined atmosphere.
Painting the inside of your home can do more than just change the color of the walls. It can make your rooms feel brighter, cozier, or even more spacious. The color choice helps the space feel both welcoming and open, which is ideal for a busy home where people gather or relax.
In Cobble Hill, co-op kitchens often carry layers of history, but the cabinetry doesn’t always age gracefully. Painting cabinets in these spaces is one of the smartest ways to breathe life into them without tearing everything out. Whether you’re working with inherited maple, builder-grade oak, or just something that’s lost its shine, a solid cabinet paint job can instantly update the space.
