Kati Curtis Design Wins Best of Houzz 2015
Kati Curtis Design Receives Best Of Houzz 2015 Award Over 25 Million Monthly Unique Users Rated Top-Rated Home Building, Remodeling and Design Professionals in the United States and Around the World Kati Curtis Design of New York City has been awarded “Best Of Houzz” for…
Read MoreRumson, New Jersey Interior Design Project in Luxe Magazine
Big news here at Kati Curtis Design! We’re thrilled to begin 2015 with a 14 page spread in Luxe Magazine Winter 2015 edition of our recently completed interior design project in Rumson, New Jersey. One of our favorite projects to date this 6,000 square foot…
Read MoreNirmada at Holiday House 2010
Breast cancer advocates banded together to create a Showhouse benefiting Susan G. Komen for the Cure®. I headed over yesterday to experience the magic.
Read MoreSpruce up your kitchen
This article was originally posted in the Poughkeepsie Journal on July 25th, 2010 No matter what the economy, kitchen remodeling seems to be unaffected. Floors and appliances wear out and need replacing, cabinets get old, paint fades and the family cook suddenly finds the whole…
Read MoreNirmada featured in Top 10 New York Architects and Designers
We believe we could implicitly trust a New York City interior designer who can draw: such as Kati Curtis of Nirmada Interior Architecture & Design. Here’s an interior designer who’s also an artist and a painter, able to present designs through hand drawings and computer sketches.
Read MoreNirmada – Apartment Therapy Re-nest green tour
The following article is taken from Apartment Therapy Re-nest (www.re-nest.com) published on March 23, 2010 John and Melissa’s City Skyline Renovation Name: John and Melissa Location: Manhattan, New York Size: 2,300 sq/ft Years lived in: 1 year, owned Who else lives here: Lia, 8 months…
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Read MoreBob Vila Article on Open Floor Plans (full article)
Compartmentalized homes with small, closed-off rooms aren’t in vogue. But before you knock down walls and open up the square footage in your home, here are a few things to take into consideration.
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Another potential pitfall is the new acoustics that come with very open spaces. With fewer walls and sometimes higher ceilings, homeowners may experience issues like echoing or cross-room conversations that sound garbled and less crisp.
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