Design-led interiors for luxury home garages
Serving Westchester, Fairfield and Bergen counties.
Request an in-home consultationThe kitchen, the study and the living room are each considered, finished and made your own.
The garage is usually the exception: a bare concrete floor, one harsh light, boxes along the walls, and the cars you care about parked in the least finished space on the property.
We finish it.
The door opens on a warm, well‑lit room. Everything has its place. The car sits like a showroom piece.
The air smells like a good hotel rather than oil and damp concrete. The garage stops being a place you pass through and becomes a room that belongs to the rest of the house.
Shown in sample colors.
48″ × 48″ porcelain tile suited to vehicle traffic, laid over a membrane that helps protect it from cracking. Where the threshold at the garage door is reworked, the floor meets the driveway with no step. You can add radiant heat beneath it where the floor system allows, for a floor that is warm underfoot in cold weather.
Designed and built around everything you keep in the garage, with cabinets that run to the ceiling. The wood and finish are matched to a room you already love, whether that is the kitchen, the study or the bar. Or choose steel workshop cabinetry, powder-coated in the color closest to your car’s paint.
Cabinet handles and drawer linings can be finished in Nappa leather matched to your car’s interior, with stitching matched to the vehicle.
Lighting in separate zones, each dimmable, designed so paint reads true, with switches and cover plates chosen to match the house.
Heating and cooling, dehumidification to protect wood cabinetry, and hotel-grade scent diffusers.
Where the garage has room, a turntable turns the car around, so you drive in and drive out forward, without reversing past the bikes, onto a busy road or down a long, narrow driveway.
A stainless steel pet grooming/wash station, plumbed with warm water and a drain, with a handheld sprayer, a hair trap and a towel cabinet, so muddy paws are dealt with in the garage before they reach the kitchen.
Lifts to work on the cars, and lifts to park more of them, where ceiling height and the existing concrete floor allow, plus detailing stations, and display and security for the collection.
A fully heated driveway, switched on ahead of a storm, helps keep the way out clear in snow. For a lighter option, heated tire tracks help keep a path to the street clear, or a heated apron helps keep the area in front of the doors clear and helps keep salt off the new floor.
Before we measure a wall, we walk through your kitchen, your study and your mudroom to learn the materials and style your home already has. Then we scan the garage in 3D.
Once you engage us for design, photorealistic renderings built from that scan show the finished room in your home’s own materials.
You have one point of contact at C&G for every specialist trade, permit and inspection. We pack away everything in the garage, put it all back when we finish, and plan where each car goes while we work. Electrical, heating, gas and other regulated work is entrusted only to trades licensed for that work.
When the work is complete, the garage is professionally cleaned and scented, then handed over with a leather portfolio holding your care guide, warranties and, where a lift, turntable or garage door is part of the project, records of its tests.
For some homeowners, the garage houses a collection. For many more, it is the first and last room of every day. It is where the family comes and goes, where the sports gear and the strollers are kept, and where the dog can be washed and groomed after a muddy walk. A heated driveway helps keep the way out clear after a snowfall, and a turntable can mean pulling out forward every morning.