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After months spent working on plans for a city renovation, designer Emma Beryl was forced to pivot when the pandemic jumpstarted a family's move to the suburbs. Interior Nick Glimenakis New York-based designer Emma Beryl was four months into her latest undertaking—revamping a Manhattan rental for a young family with two children—when March 2020 rolled around. "We had finished all the plans and we were about to get bids from contractors when the pandemic hit," says Beryl. Then the city went into lockdown, and the project was put on hold. "At least we weren't under construction yet—it could have been worse!" she admits.   Home Design Inc has been providing homes and businesses with the best in roofing services  Commercial roofing companies near me . Over the course of the next several months, Beryl's clients wavered between going through with the project or abandoning it for good and moving to the suburbs. "They had just purchased the apartment