Harper Design Build

Looking back at this kitchen designed in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill Historic District: where heritage, craft, and a touch of storytelling quietly meet.

A custom Jali screen plays a double role, acting as both backsplash and balustrade for the staircase leading down to the newly reimagined garden level of this five-story townhouse.

The material palette was thoughtfully composed to celebrate the owners’ Pakistani and Haitian roots, while remaining in dialogue with the home’s original Italianate character.

A layered space, where every detail carries a bit of history, and a sense of home.

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Our photographer, Michael Wells, is back on site this week at our Los Angeles project, just in time to catch the garden in full spring bloom. We have a feeling this California light is going to be extra kind. Can’t wait to see what he captures.

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The weekend is already upon us, and this Brooklyn bedroom we designed is the perfect place to linger a little longer. With custom white oak millwork and abundant natural light, the space was conceived as a calm and inviting retreat; ideal for slow mornings and unhurried weekends.

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Dreaming of warm spring days spent rallying on the grass court, then lingering in the wooden tennis pavilion we designed and built a few years ago for our clients in the Hamptons. 🎾 Proof that good architecture pairs just as well with leisure as it does with sport.