425 E 58th, New York
Project - Ref: 25A
Location - Brooklyn, NY
Product(s) - Gosford | HW14120
Designer - Kate Zharkova
Developer - @gallerykbny
Designed by Gallery KBNY, 425 E 58th in New York features Havwoods’ Gosford flooring throughout its thoughtfully layered interior. A rustic grade plank from the V Collection, Gosford's rich Brunette color group tones provide warmth and contrast against white cabinetry, marble surfaces, dark millwork and collected furnishings, creating a characterful foundation that connects the home’s different spaces.
Rich Brunette tones bring warmth to a New York home
Designed by Gallery KBNY, this New York residence balances refined contemporary details with the warmth and personality of a collected home. Layered neutrals, statement artwork, marble surfaces and carefully selected furnishings come together to create an interior that feels sophisticated yet comfortable, grounded throughout by our Gosford flooring.


A rich foundation in Brunette
Gosford is a rich, brunette-toned plank from the V Collection, bringing depth and natural warmth to the home's lighter architectural palette. The deeper coloring creates a striking contrast against crisp white cabinetry and pale marble while complementing darker millwork, leather furnishings and vintage-inspired pieces.
Its rustic grade celebrates the natural characteristics of the timber, introducing expressive grain patterns, knots and tonal variation across the floor. These details give the interior a more relaxed, characterful quality and work particularly well alongside Gallery KBNY's combination of contemporary and collected design elements.
Designed for everyday living
Part of the V Collection, Gosford combines the character of natural wood with the practical benefits of engineered flooring. The collection offers exceptional value for money and is designed to provide a durable flooring solution for residential interiors. At 425 E 58th, Gosford's rustic character and brunette palette provide a warm foundation that helps bring Gallery KBNY's layered New York home together.










































