Lang Architecture’s latest project, an apartment in New York City’s East Village, began as two separate units inside a 1930s Art Deco building. A full gut renovation of the New York City space brought them together into a single 1,650-square-foot home for a family of four.

Modern kitchen with wood cabinets, marble countertops, a fruit bowl, table lamp, and two large windows with a cityscape view. A black stool is tucked under the island
Minimalist dining room with a wooden table, six chairs, a potted plant centerpiece, pendant lighting, and two large windows overlooking a cityscape
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Photography by Bjorn Wallander.
Wood-paneled interior wall with a curved section, a wooden bench holding a book, and a modern wall sconce above the bench
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment