Workshop/APD's Nantucket Beach House is featured in New England Home's 2021 Cape & Islands issues

Engaging, tactile, textured and collaborative, our designers' mood boards are carefully crafted to help express the vision for a project and bring clients into the process. Here's a look at how these tiny sample schemes can help bring a project to life.

The April/May issue of Interiors Magazine details Workshop/APD founding principal Matt Berman and his family's Brooklyn townhouse renovation in a wonderful feature by Erika Heet and photographed by Donna Dotan.

Nautilus Pier 4 offers fans of the Nantucket hot spot a stunning, spacious mainland experience in Boston’s Seaport District. The Workshop/APD team took cues from the restaurant’s modern fusion menu for its interior architecture and interior design, creating a sophisticated journey from Japan’s vibrant street food scene to the ocean’s depths.

From initial site visits and foundation pouring, to framing and final touches, the construction administration phase of any project is when designs become reality.

For Workshop/APD's Andrew Kotchen, the island is more than a vacation spot—it's a constant lesson in architecture, aesthetics, and more

Nautilus Pier 4 Pulls Into the Seaport with Global Tapas and Futuristic Nautical Design. The sibling to a pair of popular Nantucket restaurants opens on April 1.

Our Westchester residence, a ground-up home designed to highlight its stunning surroundings and offer the homeowners a truly indoor-outdoor lifestyle, covers the Spring 2021 issue of Luxe Interiors + Design's Greater NY edition.

AutoCamp is bringing its one-of-a-kind luxury glamping experience to the East Coast for the first time, with a new Cape Cod location due to open in April 2021, and a recently announced Catskills AutoCamp, due in 2022. The new AutoCamp locations were designed in collaboration with Workshop/APD, which oversaw master planning and the development of unique clubhouses and amenities for each.

Founding principal, Matt Berman spoke with Tim McKeough from the New York Times for his piece on the design of TV rooms.

We're honored to be nominated for a 2021 Créateurs Design Award for our upcoming Guest Designer collection with Arteriors, an international, peer-to-peer award program created to highlight extraordinary work in the interior design, product design and architecture field by celebrating the people that drive vision, preserving design integrity and inspiring future generations.

The dramatic interior renovation of a traditional post-and-beam Hamptons home - profiled in Departures' annual Home + Design issue by writer Stephen Wallis - leaves nothing on the table but a perfect synthesis of style and function.

The classic Brooklyn, NY townhouse is completely reimagined, creating a warm, modern home for longtime Workshop/APD clients. In a new feature in Interior Design Magazine's October New York City issue, writer Jennifer Fernandez explores this unique piece of architecture nestled between two 1900s homes.

“I wanted to capture a blend between the school’s traditional vernacular and some non-traditional, modern design themes,” explains Andrew when describing his sketches. “The brick is configured with various textures and patterns to emphasize daylight and shadows. The cracks and splits in concrete are sculptural elements representing the fragility of life as both students and faculty navigate the common intellectual state of education and learning.

In a recent appearance on designer Stacy Garcia's Live trend & design series, founding principal Matt Berman talks about a residential shift from urban to suburban, the rise of social living, and the latest in materials and spaces, seen through the lens of a truly unprecedented year.

We are thrilled to be named a Luxe Interiors + Design Red Award regional winner with our Palm Beach renovation for Best Contemporary/Modern Interior.

In 2020, Andrew Kotchen and the Workshop/APD Swim Across America team have raised more than $35,000 for cancer research and treatment.

Florida's premier design publication, Florida Design, highlights our as its Summer 2020 cover story. The piece credits our savvy integrated design team for transforming the Fort Lauderdale condo into an elevated, modern vacation retreat without sacrificing style or comfort.

At Workshop/APD we are guided by a desire to create contextually relevant designs that bring people closer to nature as often as possible. We often design rooms that promote and enhance indoor/outdoor living and allow our clients to deeply connect with their surroundings from the comforts of their own home.

Bringing Warmth to the Modern Bathroom

An Experiential Approach to Design

See our some of our favorite statement lighting fixtures from past interior design projects.

A coastal-chic Workshop/APD residence covers two June publications, with features that explore the harborfront home inside and out- from its unique architecture and intrinsic connection to the natural landscape to masterful interiors designed for relaxation, entertaining and play. Dive into a one-of-a-kind design on one of Nantucket's most stunning sites.

The home is a stunning of example of place-based design, with significantly varying elevations informing the its site plan. The main house, at beach level, is connected to the street-level guest house by a series of beautifully landscaped paths and a winding driveway.

Workshop/APD brings a modern sensibility to its new Dublin Hill Home

Whether your home happen to be waterfront or landlocked, a modern pool house or cabana is the key to creating a true summer escape.