Architecture firm Michaelis Boyd has unveiled its design for the interiors of Brooklyn's upcoming residential tower 11 Hoyt by Studio Gang, which offers two contrasting palettes for condos.
Michaelis Boyd has created the interiors for Studio Gang's 57-storey condominium tower, which is under construction in Downtown Brooklyn and slated to open next year.

The tower includes 481 residences that range from studio to four-bedrooms, with around 190 unique floor plans across the structure.
These include several apartments that feature Studio Gang's scalloped, windowed facade that accommodates triangular, built-in benches inside.

In Michaelis Boyd's scheme, the apartments are outfitted in either pale wood, white and cream finishes or darker and industrial details with grey, black and sage green elements. The floors of the main living areas are oak, in either a pale or a grey tone, while the bathrooms are covered in marble.

The firm, which has offices in London and New York, said the eclectic mix of materials was intended to reference Brooklyn's industrial past and "creative energy".
"[The interior design] is relevant to the area because Brooklyn has a strong manufacturing history," Michaelis Boyd co-founder Tim Boyd told Dezeen. "We referenced that a lot to really make this fit the context of the place," he added. "It feels very Brooklyn."

For the darker units, blackened bronze and steel accents were chosen for "more tactility"...