Homes

From the very start, Amy and Michael Cohen were clear that having a Coca-Cola red couch and an electric blue colored fireplace were non-negotiable. A year was spent completing the

Built in 1949 by the Italian Architect, Arthur Tofani, the Hermit Street house is a rare and complete mid-century modern treasure. The original kitchen and bathrooms, although charming, were no

The Rectory on Indian Queen Lane was purchased after it had been abandoned for many years.  For the previous 100 years, before its demise, it functioned as the rectory for

A busy New York art collector purchased this house as a weekend retreat.  The home needed to be completely updated and had no fireplace. A complete gourmet kitchen was designed

“The complicated road to simplicity” This quote, painted on a small wooden sign, was a gift to the studio from Matt and Janet Stern when they completed their eight-year quest

This abandoned property was purchased and entirely restored by Studio IQL. At the end of the complete renovation, each room was furnished with pieces by all of our favorite local artists, fabricators, and collectors.

Being native to Philadelphia, the studio has rebuilt many row homes. They are a prevalent form of local architecture. Many row homes have what we have coined the “backpack”. These

A family with young children converted a space over their garage into a small studio apartment for extended family visits. Built in elements are used to divide the space, creating

This traditional Philadelphia row home had sat undeveloped for over twenty years before it went through a complete renovation. The owners, who are passionate city dwellers with three young children,

Hired by investors, Studio IQL was responsible for the design, gut, and construction management of this charming South Philadelphia row home. It sold immediately after being featured on Curbed Philadelphia