2 weeks ago - They may also have such features as a terrace, fireplace, more floor area, oversized windows, multiple master suites, den/office space, hot-tubs, and more. They might be equipped with luxury kitchens featuring stainless steel appliances, granite counter-tops, breakfast bar/island, and more. Penthouse residents often have fine views of the city skyline.
- The vintage floor lamps are from Maison Gerard, the sofa and pair of chairs are from Rago/Wright, and the Strong White and Skimming Stone paint colors are by Farrow & Ball. The artwork (above bed) is by Maya Lin from Pace Gallery. Some of the penthouses most unexpected design flourishes appear in the bedrooms, one of which features a bed wrapped in saddle-brown leather from top to bottom.
- Renovated by architect Mark Janson of Janson Goldstein, the Manhattan penthouse apartment of fashion publicist Ed Filipowski and Barneys New York CEO Mark Lee broadcasts a rugged sense of chic. The vintage Jens Risom chair and ottoman at right are upholstered in gray flannel, the Erwin-Lambeth sofas are clad in Ultrasuede by KnollTextiles, and the 1970s cube chairs are dressed in parrot-green velvet.
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A classic ornate sofa contrasts with a modern, empty concrete penthouse living room. Warm golden hour light streams through a large window, revealing a city skyline ... Facade of a vintage luxury Scandinavia apartment building with an open window in Gothenburg, Sweden...
More about Oak-lined boxes delineate living spaces at Bureau Fraai's Panorama Penthouse Arched openings frame views of New York City from this triplex penthouse apartment in a Carnegie Hill residential tower, designed and developed by American ...
- This penthouse style draws inspiration from converted warehouses and factories, featuring elements like exposed brick walls, steel beams, and polished concrete floors. The aesthetic is both rugged and refined, with a focus on open spaces and ...
- Its perfect for the stunning skyline views from a rooftop apartment. Living in an art deco penthouse is about more than its looks; it's a lifestyle. The location invites you to slow down, host elegant parties, and appreciate your surroundings.
