Projects Archive - Page 12 of 18 - Mojo Stumer - Luxury Architects in Long Island and NYC

Manhattan, NY This 7,000 square foot apartment on the Upper East Side is a project that represents true elegance and extensive high-end detailing but with a totally contemporary philosophy. The same atmosphere of a classically traditional apartment is expressed here from the viewpoint of Mojo Stumer’s modernism. This sprawling apartment, which started out with a…

New York City, NY When past clients, who just happen to be two of your best friends, ask you to totally re-design an apartment you originally designed for them 25 years ago, the pressure is on. Well, we met the challenge and the results are special. In the 6100 SF NYC Apartment, the aesthetic went…

New York City, NY Although not truly an architectural project, we applied the same thinking of modern design as we do in our architecture to this amazing terrace done in collaboration with the talented landscape architects, Town & Gardens. Collaboration in design by talented professionals working towards the same goal but bringing different disciplines to…

East Hampton, NY From both the outside to inside, this project shows the ability to carry a theme that covers all spaces. The presence of the teak ceilings used for both the exterior and interior give an innovative, spacious and modern appeal to this traditional Hampton’s home. On the inside the decoration and interior design…

New York, NY Our approach to this project was to mix a color palette together in a way that plays with the architectural features that house it. The focal point of this living space is the surround-sound television and fireplace, creating a warm and friendly place to entertain with a creative twist of color!

Kings Point, NY Creative architecture certainly becomes art in in this project. All the forms, details and shadows seem to collaborate seamlessly resulting in an amazing display of a living space and artistic experience. The space flows seamlessly from outside to inside – all while complimenting the environment in which it was constructed.

New York, NY In this NYC apartment, nickel molding surroundings are distinctly visible as you enter the living room – creating a modern contrast to a more traditional design. Along with nickel moldings, leather doors with unpolished nickel accents provide contrast between hard and soft textures. This apartment certainly shows a blend of traditional elements…

Laurel Hollow, NY The selection of furniture was critical in keeping the modernist approach to this renovation. The placement of the furniture (positioned facing the fireplace) also expands the space and adds to the open atmosphere. A soft color palette blends with the feel of the home. Adding a creative coffee table helps add a…