Home Renovations in SoHo
From expansive lofts in historic cast-iron buildings to contemporary apartments and penthouses, SoHo offers some of Manhattan’s most distinctive residences. Stanton brings thoughtful planning, skilled craftsmanship, and hands-on project management to renovations that make the most of these one-of-a-kind spaces.
Renovating Homes in SoHo
SoHo homes are often defined by features that are difficult to replicate: generous ceiling heights, oversized windows, open loft layouts, exposed brick, columns, and other architectural details that reflect the neighborhood’s history. A thoughtful renovation can preserve what gives the residence its character while making the space more functional, comfortable, and personal.
Stanton Construction approaches SoHo renovations with both the existing architecture and the way you want to live in mind. That may mean rethinking an open layout, creating more purposeful storage, introducing custom millwork, or completely transforming kitchens and bathrooms while maintaining a cohesive relationship with the larger space.
Renovating in SoHo can also involve building-specific requirements and logistical considerations. We account for approvals, access, deliveries, work hours, common-area protection, and other requirements alongside the construction itself, keeping the many parts of the project carefully coordinated.
How Stanton Can Help You
Whether you're updating a single space or reimagining your entire home, Stanton brings the same thoughtful approach to every project.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Stanton handles everything from kitchen and bathroom renovations to apartment, loft, condo, co-op, gut, and full-home renovations. We also provide custom millwork, flooring, painting and plaster, new construction, and ongoing home maintenance. Each project is planned around the residence, its existing architecture, and what you want to accomplish.
Yes. SoHo lofts often have proportions and architectural features that call for a thoughtful approach to renovation. We can help transform kitchens, bathrooms, layouts, storage, flooring, millwork, and finishes while considering how new construction relates to the openness and character of the existing space.
Yes. When existing features are in suitable condition, a renovation can work with elements such as exposed brick, wood floors, columns, large windows, and other architectural details rather than removing everything that makes the home distinctive. We consider what should remain, what needs to change, and how new elements can feel intentional alongside the original space.
Yes. Stanton provides kitchen renovations throughout SoHo, from focused kitchen projects to kitchens incorporated into complete apartment and loft renovations. We coordinate cabinetry, custom millwork, stone, appliances, plumbing, electrical work, lighting, flooring, and finishes to create a kitchen that feels connected to the surrounding home.
Yes. Stanton renovates primary bathrooms, guest bathrooms, and powder rooms throughout SoHo. Depending on the project, the work can include layout changes, custom vanities, tile and stone, showers and tubs, plumbing fixtures, lighting, glass, waterproofing, and detailed finish work.
Potentially. Open loft spaces can create interesting possibilities for changing how rooms relate to one another, but structural conditions, plumbing, building systems, windows, and building requirements can influence what is practical. We consider those conditions alongside the proposed design before significant layout changes move forward.
Yes. When a SoHo residence is part of a co-op or condo building, the renovation may need to follow an alteration agreement and other building requirements. Depending on the property, those can affect work hours, contractor documentation, deliveries, elevator use, debris removal, and protection of common areas.
Yes. We can work alongside your architect, interior designer, engineers, and other project professionals throughout the renovation. Our role is to coordinate and execute the construction while maintaining the intent behind the plans and design.
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