This apartment in a Manhattan high-rise sequentially divides the space into three zones for living. Each of the zones—lounge, study and private chambers—frames and capitalizes on a soaring view of the Manhattan cityscape.
The five-bedroom residence was renovated to evoke timeless luxury, balancing contemporary classics with the home’s historic character. Landscape architect Philip Nixon consulted on the garden design, which features a green wall, palm fronds, and a reflecting pool.
Behind a traditional facade in a bucolic neighborhood, this family home cuts a sharply modern figure. Pristine blues and lush greens blossom into otherworldly hues. Hard-lined and biomorphic forms commingle and luxuriate.
