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From unfinished basement to dream retreat, Project Martha is a 2,500 sq ft transformation designed for slowing down, gathering, and connection. In this post, we take you through the full design journey — from concept to completion — and share how thoughtful planning turned an empty space into a European-inspired living experience.

The kitchen in the Martha Project basement was designed to feel anything but underground. Inspired by the charm of European cafés and cozy cottage kitchens, this space invites the family to slow down, pour a cup of coffee, and linger a little longer. With scalloped stone details, soft dove-gray cabinetry, and a charming café corner, the kitchen blends romance, warmth, and functionality, proving that even a basement can feel like a beautiful retreat within the home. → See the

This unused basement kitchenette was transformed from beige and forgettable into a bold, architectural design moment through layered textures, moody finishes, and thoughtful details.

Small spaces have the power to make a big statement—and this green, sophisticated powder room is proof. From bold wallpaper to warm brass accents, this makeover shows how thoughtful design can transform even the tiniest bathroom into a boutique-worthy moment.

From Unused Basement to a Calm Cozy Lounge and Studio: Designing Our Design Studio (The Unplugged Story)

Moody Basement Renovation: Transforming a Pale Gray Basement into an Elegant NYC Lounge: wall paint colors, furniture links.