Distinct building character
From pre-war apartment houses to converted lofts and new mixed-use buildings, the interior should belong to the property—not a standard panel catalog.

Elevator cab interiors · Brooklyn, NY
CNS designs and manufactures complete custom elevator cabs and renovates existing interiors from our workshop at 161 22nd Street. We unite architectural millwork and metal craftsmanship for Brooklyn residences, hotels, offices, and mixed-use buildings.
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The same team that details the panel layout works alongside the craftspeople forming the metal and finishing the millwork. That short path from drawing to shop floor gives architects and owners a direct way to resolve materials, reveals, lighting, handrails, and field conditions.
Visit the shop to compare material samples in hand, or start with a site survey at your building. We serve projects across Brooklyn, including Williamsburg, Greenpoint, DUMBO, Downtown Brooklyn, Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, and Bay Ridge.

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Brooklyn building needs
From pre-war apartment houses to converted lofts and new mixed-use buildings, the interior should belong to the property—not a standard panel catalog.
Walnut, white oak, brass, bronze, stainless, glass, and specialty finishes are coordinated into one durable palette before fabrication starts.
For renovations, we survey the cab and develop a fitted interior system around its dimensions, condition, weight constraints, and operating needs.

Two project paths
For new construction, we manufacture a complete custom cab package: wall panels, millwork, architectural metalwork, ceiling, lighting, handrails, trim, and flooring. For existing buildings, we handle focused upgrades or complete interior renovations with shop-built components planned to limit work inside the building.
Also serving Manhattan
Planning a cab interior across the East River?
Manhattan servicesNYC 2027 brake deadline
Brooklyn buildings adding a second brake plunger or rope gripper before January 2027 already have the car out of service. Doing the interior at the same time keeps the shutdown to one window — our field installation runs three to five days, or two when pushed. See how renovation works.
Share your building location, number of cabs, and design intent. We’ll arrange the right next step—from material review to field measurement.