Brooklyn Loft Kitchen Renovation Blends Industrial Heritage with Warm Design
In 2025, a renovation revitalized a small kitchen within a Brooklyn loft located at 47 Lincoln Place, a pre-war structure from 1910 referred to as the 'Sneaker Factory.' Senior Designer Ellen Schott from Bakes & Kropp spearheaded the project, which introduced a U-shaped layout with clearly defined work areas. The team also included Santiago Tomas, Sabrina Antony, and Staci Ruiz. The design showcases bespoke cabinetry from Bakes & Kropp, a stone-clad peninsula, and high-end appliances from brands like Fisher & Paykel, Bosch, Sub-Zero, and Wolf. Custom tray dividers and deep drawers enhance storage, while the owner's Japanese pottery is elegantly displayed in glass-front cabinets. Layered lighting creates a warm atmosphere, perfect for cooking and entertaining.
Key facts
- Renovation completed in 2025
- Building at 47 Lincoln Place, Park Slope, Brooklyn, built in 1910
- Building nicknamed 'Sneaker Factory' due to 1970s-80s discount footwear store
- Kitchen reconfigured into U-shaped layout
- Design team: Ellen Schott (Bakes & Kropp), Santiago Tomas, Sabrina Antony, Staci Ruiz
- Cabinetry from Bakes & Kropp's Madison and Emerson collections
- Appliances: Fisher & Paykel, Bosch, Sub-Zero, Wolf
- Custom storage solutions and fluted glass-front cabinets for Japanese pottery
Entities
Artists
- Ellen Schott
- Santiago Tomas
- Sabrina Antony
- Staci Ruiz
Institutions
- Bakes & Kropp
- Santiago Tomas Interiors
- atelier bauherr
Locations
- Brooklyn
- Park Slope
- 47 Lincoln Place
- United States