“When we bought our condo, the kitchen was separated from the family room and the rest of the space. I had always said that if the condo adjacent to ours became available, I’d love to buy it, expand the kitchen, and have a family room so that I could spend time with my family while I was cooking. And that’s exactly what happened,” says the homeowner.

They put in an offer and contacted Meghan Heeter, of Castle Design, whom they had been working with for the past five years. “I wanted to continue the style we started in the original condo but do something a little brighter, fresher, and more modern while still maintaining the classic look we had achieved,” says the homeowner. “Meghan’s previous work was wonderful; we have a great relationship.”

This would be their largest project together to date, and the one with the most ambitious scope: turning two condos into a single unit while injecting the space with a SoHo-meets-Soho vibe.

Now that the project is complete, the homeowner is hard pressed to decide on a favorite space. “I love it all; I’m overjoyed with my kitchen, the butler’s pantry is just off the charts, and we use the family room all the time,” she says. “I’m so proud of the work we did with Meghan. Her leadership guided us through the whole project. She made it into a great adventure, to the point that when it was over, I thought we have to think of something else to do because this was so much fun!”

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