Fort Greene Interior Design

Fort Greene clients rarely want a neutral box. Art collections, inherited pieces, instruments, books, and objects gathered over years usually arrive with the brief — and the design has to hold them.

We plan wall space and lighting around what you own before selecting anything new. Picture lighting, hanging heights, and sightlines from doorways are considered early, not treated as a finishing touch.

The brownstones and limestone rowhouses here carry strong original detail, and many have been subdivided over the decades. Restoring a legible room sequence, or deliberately working with the existing division, is often the first structural decision.

The neighborhood's commercial corridors bring a second kind of project: small restaurants, cafés, studios, and galleries that need distinctive interiors on measured budgets.