The goal of the designer’s was to infuse the penthouse with
a vibrant and timeless eclectic look. They mixed contemporary furnishings with
vintage pieces and colorful surrealist works of art by artists such as Cristina
Vergano and Richard Phillips. To make the new home really
pop, they used metallics to reflect the New York City skyline and
bold punches of color in the furnishings and artwork to make the
space really extraordinary.
The master bedroom features a bed that is backed by the
skyscrapers instead of using a traditionalheadboard. The bed was decorated with
ethnic details such as linen and an ottoman in terracotta to contrast with the
urban city backdrop. Even the bathroom shower features incredible
urban city views. The illuminating chandeliers create a dramatic statement in the
main living area are placed at varying heights from the 18 foot high ceilings
and connect the two floors of the house. The dining room is comprised
of a Philippe Starke inspired marble dining table and silver
Louis-style chairs. The oval shape allows for additional seating and fits
perfect in the space. The mint green 40s chairs, navy Deco chairs and Harry
Bertoia chairs were discovered at Adelaide. Via
Visit the website of Robert & Courtney Novogratz who
also have a show on HGTV, here.
