Jane Kim Architect

05/20/2020

As New York City begins to carefully open back up, coffee shop owners are beginning to imagine what that should look like for specialty coffee. Jane Kim Design has created this guide to help share best practices that we’ve discovered in collaboration with shop owners in the industry.

As New York City begins to carefully open back up, coffee shop owners are beginning to imagine what that should look like for specialty coffee. Jane Kim Design (JKD) has created this guide to help share best practices that we’ve discovered in collaboration with shop owners in the industry.

01/07/2020

Jane Kim and the Greenwich Street Loft project were featured the New York Times today in a very informative article on wood floors!

11/11/2019

461 Amsterdam Avenue at 82nd Street. Natural wood tones and a black and white color palette create a warm and inviting neighborhood cafe.

01/22/2019

We are grateful to the NY Times for featuring our Windsor Place townhouse this month!

Buying a house in Brooklyn isn’t easy these days. Sometimes you need help from unexpected quarters.

01/04/2019

Sunlight floods this South Slope Townhouse following a full gut renovation. After removing the interior walls on the ground floor, the open living and kitchen areas share a floor-through view from the entrance to the expansive rear yard and deck. To bring even more light to the ground floor, a skylight shines onto a glass opening in the master bathroom's shower, daylighting the powder room from above. Brass fixtures and details line the sleek, reflective custom kitchen and island.

Up the refinished original stair, the master bedroom's floor-to-ceiling windows bring the outdoors in, as does the master bathroom's skylight and clerestory. A rich material palette shows up in many of the rooms, including the subtle blue mosaics of the guest bathroom.

Photos by Nick Glimenakis

01/04/2019

The Windsor Place Townhouse is featured in the New York Times!

Buying a house in Brooklyn isn’t easy these days. Sometimes you need help from unexpected quarters.

09/12/2018

A narrow storefront space in Park Slope required a compact layout that stretched through the length of the space. Every inch of depth on the counter was negotiated according to function. The tile pattern on the back wall was designed during our first collaboration with Everyman Espresso in Soho.

This pattern has been applied in a different hue in each location, providing a brand identity that always looks new in each project. This is the third Everyman Espresso location that JKD has designed.