MetroMarcy | New York, New York | description

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Contemporary penthouse living room opening to a terrace with Central Park views, skylights, and curated modern art.
New York City Manhattan penthouse living room with a fireplace focal wall, skylights, contemporary seating, and terrace access.
Custom kitchen in a Manhattan residence featuring a long stone island, skylight, statement pendant lighting, and sightline to the dining area and terrace.
Dining room in a New York City residence with sculptural glass pendant lights, a bold accent wall, and sliding doors to an outdoor terrace lounge.
Outdoor terrace lounge in Manhattan with a central fire feature, modern sectional seating, ambient lighting, and landscaped garden planters.
Guest bedroom suite near Central Park South with blue-and-white bedding, patterned drapery, and warm wood nightstands.
Primary bathroom near Central Park South featuring a marble double vanity, polished nickel fixtures, and frosted-glass storage cabinetry.
Rendered duplex floor plan near Central Park South showing bedroom level, entertaining level, central stair hall, and multiple terraces.

Originally conceived as an administrative building supporting the adjacent landmark, The Plaza Hotel, the newly appointed duplex with a rooftop garden was envisioned to support philanthropic events and family gatherings when visiting the city. Upon arrival into the octagonal entryway, the principal suite is located on the north end of the apartment with a full-length terrace overlooking Central Park. The balance of the floor is dedicated to several additional guest suites, laundry, powder room and an open boomerang-shaped central staircase leading to the main entertainment level. The open floor plan above consists of a central custom oak, hand forged blackened steel and glass kitchen with a central island flanked by a dining room and treelined terrace overlooking the gardens of the Plaza Hotel to the south and a living room and generous terrace overlooking Central Park to the north. The contemporary layout, furnishings and art collections are reflective of the client’s desire to transfer their West Coast sensibilities and lifestyle to the East Coast.

  • Architecture: Andrew B. Ballard
  • Interior Design: Andrew B. Ballard
  • Photography: Tim Williams