Specializing in 19th-century Greek Revival and Italianate brownstone restorations, high parlor floor ceilings, de Gournay hand-painted silks, Gracie Chinoiserie, and scenic murals.
Brooklyn Heights is celebrated worldwide for its picturesque tree-lined streets, Greek Revival row houses, and stately Anglo-Italianate townhouses. The original plasterwork, high wainscoting, and elaborate crown moldings require an installer who understands historic architecture.
Selected projects from across NYC and the tri-state area — the same team, prep and finish we bring to every Brooklyn Heights home.
Brooklyn Heights brownstones (often 120–160 years old) have slight settling, non-plumb corners, and hair-line cracks. We inspect the substrate thoroughly, apply skim-coating and micro-fiber mesh where needed, followed by Roman PRO-977 acrylic primer and breathable heavy lining paper to ensure a flat, stable foundation.
Yes. Hand-painted silks and scenic panels represent our highest specialty. We layout each panel with white cotton gloves, apply archival non-staining adhesives, and cut micro-fine seams with fresh surgical-grade blades.
Yes. We regularly supply $2,000,000 Certificates of Insurance tailored to Brooklyn Heights pre-war co-ops and brownstone HOA associations, fully adhering to work-hour rules and floor protection guidelines.
Simply text 2–3 photos of your room along with wall height measurements to (646) 918-9774. We provide an exact, itemized estimate within a few hours.
Whether you are restoring a parlor floor in an Italianate townhouse or hanging Chinoiserie silk in a historic co-op, we provide white-glove master craftsmanship.
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