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Interior Design

“Drawing inspiration from Crown Heights and nearby landmarks like Prospect Park, the Botanic Gardens, and the Public Library, the interiors blend bold, timeless finishes with forward-thinking design. Each space feels innovative and residential.” – Orlando Rodriguez, Director of Whitehall Interiors

Architecture

“Influenced by its proximity to Prospect Park, the exterior design reflects the scale and materiality of the Crown Heights neighborhood. The glass and metal upper floors open up the views to the park and maximize natural light to the units. The courtyard helps break up the mass with greenery, a pavilion, and a fireplace offering a refreshing break from the urban landscape.”
– David West, FAIA, Co-Founder of Hill West Architects

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  • Image description: stylish indoor lounge with floor-to-ceiling windows opening to a lush garden, featuring modern seating, warm lighting, and natural textures, shown next to a quote: "Changing the amenity landscape by blending the outside with the inside spaces—there is a sense of transparency between all these spaces enhancing the scale of the experience, so we feel like this is a luxurious hotel. The garden room is the highlight of this concept." — Mark Zeff, MARKZEFF Design

  • Image description: "We’ve crafted a brand where industrial elegance meets the contemporary energy of Brooklyn. Our vision brings to life a modern residential oasis just steps from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and Prospect Park, seamlessly integrated into the vibrant neighborhood of Crown Heights. Striking black-and-white botanical photographs paired with contemporary lifestyle imagery, tactile textures, and nature-inspired tone of voice, create a modern brand that invites renewal of the spirit and nurtures bold, new ideas." — Noon Studios, Branding Agency - a whimsical image features a woman in a stylish green outfit sitting on the trunk of a large tree

  • Image description: "I see these pictures as portraits. The plants are hardy and resilient, and the flowers are an expression of grace and beauty. The photographs are all made with an 8x10 view camera and black and white film, and are realized as contact prints in a traditional darkroom." — Elvira Piedra, Floral Photographer - The image features a close-up black and white floral photograph, highlighting the delicate textures and organic shapes of the petals in an artistic composition.

  • Image description: "Drawing inspiration from the vibrant culture of Crown Heights, the interiors blend bold, timeless finishes with a forward-thinking design, creating a harmonious balance that feels both innovative and enduring. Each space is thoughtfully crafted to evoke a profound sense of home and belonging." — Orlando Rodriguez, Director of Whitehall Interiors - The image showcases a bright, modern apartment interior with floor-to-ceiling windows, contemporary furnishings, and a seamless blend of natural light and warm textures.

  • AF 4 by Erin Lynn Welsh. From Bed-Stuy to her Greenpoint studio, Erin Lynn Welsh crafts expansive landscapes exploring the human connection to nature.

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  • Souk by Holly Addi. Holly’s works use abstraction to examine energy, space, and landscape. Her paintings use pops of color to draw your eye around the canvas.

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  • Transient Vitality by Katrine Hildebrandt-Hussey. Katrine uses floral symbolism to explore cycles of chaos and control, hand-dyeing paper with natural botanicals, burning geometric patterns, and layering delicate, hand-bent reeds.

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  • FAVA FLOWER & Night Garden by Carrie Crawford. Carrie uses natural dyes such as black walnut ink and indigo. She is inspired by the simple technology of the plant life cycle from humble seed to full maturation.

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  • Characters by Sarah Sullivan Sherrod. Using acrylic paint and handwoven textiles, Sarah explores how line, shape, and color communicate beyond language. Her work examines symbols, dots, and lines as systems that build meaning and narrative.

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Green Living

  • High-efficiency HVAC systems
  • Low-emittance windows
  • Solar shades for passive energy reduction
  • Reduced flow sinks & showers and low-flow toilets
  • Drought-tolerant landscaping requiring minimal water
  • 100% smoke free

Two Green Globes

Loden received Two Green Globes level certification for implementing practical and measurable solutions in areas including sustainable site development, water savings and energy efficiencies.

Loden Exterior with Two Green Globes logo