Downtown · New York, NY
Kitchen Remodeling in Greenwich Village
Village buildings are old, protected and worth treating gently. Our approach is conservative construction and confident design: new systems hidden inside historic fabric, with a kitchen that looks like it always belonged there.
What Greenwich Village kitchens need
Greek Revival townhouses, small prewar co-ops around Washington Square and NYU-area walk-ups.
Historic-fabric repairs
Plaster, original trim and old floor framing repaired rather than replaced wherever it's sound.
Concealed modern systems
New electric, waste lines and ventilation routed so nothing shows in the finished room.
Neighbor-friendly schedules
Tight buildings mean strict hours, dust control and a clean stairwell every single day.
Recent projects in Greenwich Village
MacDougal Street townhouse
Parlor-floor kitchen with a soapstone island, plate rack wall and restored original moldings.
Washington Square co-op
Galley reworked into an open U with marble counters and unlacquered brass fittings.
Serving ZIP codes 10011, 10012, 10003.
Greenwich Village kitchen remodeling FAQs
Do you need LPC approval for a kitchen?
Interior work generally doesn't, but exterior venting, windows or rear-yard work does. We identify it early.
Can old floor framing support a stone island?
We verify framing before design and reinforce it when the slab weight requires it.
What's the typical budget here?
Village kitchens usually fall between $60,000 and $150,000 depending on size and level of restoration.
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