Airy and iconic – an aspirational Manhattan home with overtones of a sushi bar in the sky. Low-profile design gems by such illustrious names as Martin Szekely and Christian Liaigre, as well as custom furniture by RdC, Ltd. (such as the dining table shown here), leave lots of space for the high-profile views
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.
