Eisner Design has been a featured design firm in several of Muses Magazine "Fine Nine" weekly feature that showcases the work of 9 top designers and architects
Houzz.com, an online community of design enthusiasts around the world has featured Eisner Design in several of their "Ideabooks", highlighting different projects we have designed and built
"Wrap Artist" by Anne Balogh, Metal Magazine, July-August 2008
Wrap Artist: An architect's house in East Hampton, N.Y., features a metal roof and becomes a geometrical work of art.
"Out of the Darkness" by Stacey Freed, Remodeling, February 2011
Before + After: Transforming a dark basement into a light, open living space.
An informative and inspiring primer on sustainable home building, Green Living by Design takes the mystery out of environmentally friendly materials, surfaces, finishes and furnishings, and guides the reader step-by-step toward cultivating a more nurturing, healthy lifestyle. Both of Eisner Design's East Hampton houses are extensively featured in this publication.
"Garden Fresh" by William Weathersby, Jr. Remodeling & Makeovers Magazine, Spring, 2009
A Hamptons home goes modern - and green - inside and out. New homeowners in East Hampton, NY had an ambitious wish list for a planned remodel: better bathrooms, a larger master suite, a new kitchen and enhanced outdoor spaces for entertaining. The couple, with two young daughters and careers in finance, worked with LEED - accredited architect Joseph Eisner to overhaul the 1980s house that was in dire need of updating.
"Playroom" by Arthur Zaczkiewicz, New York House, December 2009
A green renovation of this suburban Westchester home transformed a large part ot the house into a well-lit, functional space without enlarging the overall footprint. The complete reconfiguration of the basement and a portion of the first floor transformed a former playroom and dark basement into a space that includes an airy and spacious atrium with small balcony, a gym, home office, bar, bathroom, children's play area, guest room, sun room, children's study, and a living room, creating a dimension of the house that didn't exist before.
"Down Under" by Leslie Clagett, Remodeling & Makeovers Magazine, May 2010
Down Under: An architect converts an uninhabitable cellar space into a diverse and vibrant living space that's eco-friendly, too.
"Winning Designs" by Sarah Firshein, Hamptons Cottages and Gardens
Each year, the Peconic Chapter of the American Institute of Architects honors outstanding projects by firms in its region, which includes the North and South forks of Long Island, NY. Eisner Design received a merit award for their Whale Rock house in East Hampton. This article reviews the seven winning entries for 2009.
"Walls, Surface, Space" by Karina Alexanyan, To The Trade
A Connecticut residence designed by Eisner Design was featured in To The Trade, a source magazine for interior design professionals.
"Don't Fence Me In" by Marilyn Zelinsky Syarto, Home Office Computing
Featuring a home office design, the article describes how Eisner Design created an open, airy office in a downtown Manhattan loft.
