Downtown · New York, NY
Kitchen Remodeling in the West Village
West Village kitchens are small, old and full of charm that is worth keeping. Our work here is precision joinery: cabinetry scribed to out-of-plumb walls, deep storage in a nine-foot run, and materials that age well instead of dating fast.
What West Village kitchens need
Federal-era townhouses, four- and five-story walk-ups, and small prewar co-ops inside the Greenwich Village Historic District.
Landmark-aware scope
Window, facade and rear-yard conditions inside the historic district are flagged and filed correctly.
Walk-up logistics
Stone, cabinetry and appliances staged and hand-carried without damaging century-old stairs.
Millimeter joinery
Nothing is square in these buildings, so every cabinet is scribed on site rather than shimmed and caulked.
Recent projects in West Village
The Village Kitchen
Forest lacquer cabinetry, copper backsplash and zellige tile in a Bank Street walk-up.
Charles Street townhouse
Garden-level kitchen with a soapstone island, integrated banquette and doors out to the yard.
Serving ZIP codes 10014, 10011.
West Village kitchen remodeling FAQs
Do landmark rules affect a kitchen remodel?
Interior work is generally unaffected, but anything touching windows, the facade or rear yard needs LPC review. We handle that filing.
Can you get an island into a nine-foot kitchen?
Sometimes a slim 24-inch island or a peninsula works. We model it at the consult before committing.
How long do West Village projects take?
Typically 9 to 13 weeks, a little longer than average because of walk-up access and custom scribing.
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