Kaspary Design

Excited to share one of my New Jersey projects — a family residence in Mountain Lakes.

This is a spacious three-level home set in a beautiful lakeside setting. Architecture by .
The project is currently in the framing stage, with the structure in place and the spatial layout starting to take form.

The house is designed with a large open living area, multiple bedrooms, a family room, lounge areas, home offices, and a spacious garage.

In the video, you can also see the concept design for the living room, dining area, and kitchen — giving a glimpse of how the space will come together.

Stay tuned — I’ll be sharing more updates from the construction process.

Queens, NY Private Residence — Dining Area & Kitchen

The dining area is centered around a long custom table designed to host large gatherings, complemented by a separate, more intimate dining zone for everyday family use.

Natural stone plays a key role throughout the project. Large-scale marble surfaces define the flooring and architectural framing. In the kitchen, a backlit agate slab adds texture, a soft glow and a distinct sense of luxury to the kitchen.

A rich blue palette is introduced through upholstered dining chairs and stone accents, creating contrast against warm neutral tones and metallic finishes. Brushed gold details are integrated across furniture, lighting, and millwork, bringing consistency and a subtle sense of warmth.

Custom millwork was developed specifically for this kitchen, combining clean architectural lines with integrated storage and display. Fluted textures, glass inserts, and precise detailing elevate the cabinetry beyond standard solutions.

Lighting was approached as a sculptural element. Custom chandeliers define each zone.

One of the key features is the built-in aquarium — designed as a living art piece that enhances the atmosphere and introduces movement into the interior.

Floor transitions, ceiling details, and wall paneling were all carefully coordinated to maintain visual continuity across the open layout.

The result is a balanced composition of materials, scale, and light — designed to feel cohesive, functional, and tailored to the way the clients live.

Excited to finally share the result of 1.5 years of work on this Fort Lauderdale project.

This was a true team effort together with the construction team and everyone involved — and I’m really happy with how everything came together.

Today I’m showing you the first floor: living room, kitchen, dining area, and hall.

More spaces coming soon.