A Luxury Penthouse in New York Where Jewelry Meets Design

A Luxury Penthouse in New York City has just born. Being the city of lights a hot spot of modern design and luxury lifestyle, it makes so much sense that every single day, great interior design projects emerge in the skyscraping city. A Luxury Penthouse where gold and silver incredibly shaped contemporary furniture reign and together, create the most perfect and coziest “luxury meets contemporary” ambiance. Designed by Arthur Dunnam for Jed Johnson Studio this project totally had in consideration the client’s wishes and you will understand why.

A Luxury Penthouse in New York Where Jewelry Meets Design

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When you step inside this Luxury Penthouse you might be overwhelmed by the incredible attention to every single detail of this home design, but soon you will realize that it all makes sense in it, not to mention the incredible view that you get just by looking outside.

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The Newton modern dining table is an outstanding moment of inspiration. A luxury statement piece created in order to fulfill the needs of our clients that are looking for the best in contemporary furniture design mixed up with luxurious details and high-quality materials. A piece that makes the difference in this luxury penthouse project.

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The natural light is also a point in favour of why Daily Design News fell in love with this NYC penthouse, where the luxury design has a place and time to shine on its own during day and night. Brimming with luster, this New York Luxury Penthouse duplex respects a client’s love of jewel-like surfaces.

Having collaborated on a number of luxury residences with multiple partners at Robert A.M. Stern Architects, Gil Schafer, Frank Greenwald, and many other noted architects, Arthur has proven his ability to be a respectful member of the modern design team. His experience and abilities equally qualify him to take on a more comprehensive role if a project calls for it, as you can see in this luxury penthouse.