Where will the floor live?
Homes, workplaces and investment properties ask different things of a floor. Start with the setting closest to your project.
A home that feels like yoursHouses, apartments and brownstones across Brooklyn and the city. The floor is the surface you touch every day; it should feel right barefoot, look right in your light and hold up to how you actually live.A workplace that makes an impressionReception, corridor, open office, boardroom: the floor is the one element that connects them, and the one that takes the most wear. Appearance matters here, but so do cleaning, rolling loads and how a damaged section gets replaced.A property ready for its next chapterWhether you are preparing a unit for the market, turning over a rental or planning replacements across a building, the floor is the first thing a buyer or tenant notices and the last thing you want to redo.