12/18/2024
Thanks to a limited palette (in both color and materials) and an embrace of open space, the work of Min Design in this Tribeca penthouse is both compellingly substantive, and somehow wonderfully dematerialized.
Thanks to a limited palette (in both color and materials) and an embrace of open space, the work of San Francisco’s Min Design in this Tribeca penthouse – formerly a bookbindery dating from 1882 – is both compellingly substantive, and somehow wonderfully dematerialized. While outfitted with si...