Manhattan, New York
Soaring high above the bustling streets of Manhattan, this penthouse reimagines itself as a luxurious jewelry box, a haven of curated beauty nestled within the city's vibrant energy.
The task for this stunning space belongs to G.T., a self-made entrepreneur who built a fortune in the world of fine jewelry. His sophisticated style, a captivating blend of timeless elegance and edgy modernity, infuses every detail of the design.
Stepping into G’s penthouse was like stepping into a dream – a dream filled with exquisite gemstones and the breathtaking energy of Manhattan. As his interior designer, I knew this project wouldn't be about trends or flashy displays. It was about capturing G's essence – his sophisticated style, his unwavering dedication to quality craftsmanship, and his love for timeless beauty.
We started with the foundation, a palette of warm metals and rich textures. Brushed brass iron and polished nickel accents shimmered throughout the space, a subtle nod to G's life's work in fine jewelry. Plush velvet drapes cascaded from floor-to-ceiling windows, their luxurious feel mirroring the plush lining of a jewelry box. For G’s, however, a touch of the unexpected was a key. We incorporated floral patterns in muted tones on the wallpaper, a subtle hint at his appreciation for Art Deco design.
Light played a crucial role. G, a connoisseur of gemstones, craved natural light to illuminate his space. Maximizing the impact of the city skyline views was paramount. We achieved this with expansive windows adorned with sheer curtains, allowing for filtered light and privacy when desired. In the evenings, the space transformed with warm, layered lighting. We opted for smoked-glass chandeliers with cascading crystals, adding a touch of glamour without overwhelming the space. It was all about creating a warm, inviting atmosphere, a stark contrast to the harsh overhead lighting we preferred to avoid.
Furniture selection became an exercise in sculptural elegance. Each piece – from the rounded ottomans with brushed gold bases to the statement chaise longue in – custom made. Functionality and aesthetics were equally important, reflecting Amelia's appreciation for both form and quality. Hidden storage solutions were seamlessly integrated throughout, ensuring a clutter-free environment that mirrored his preference for clean lines and uncluttered spaces.
The final result? A Manhattan penthouse that transcended mere living space. It became a jewel box in the sky, a testament to G's success, his passion for beauty, and the captivatingly sophisticated style she embodied in every detail.
Brands used: Dmitriy&Co, Pfeifer Studio, Pierre Frey, Besselink, Apparatus, Good Colony, Julian Chichester, Charles, Ozone France, Mathie, Vaughan, Galotti&Radice, Artefloritude, Coxlondon and others.
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