Penthouse Steinway Tower Arte
Arte is a passionate designer & manufacturer of sophisticated wallcoverings.
Cheryl Eisen of Interior Marketing Group thoughtfully styled the 6,512-square-foot penthouse with Eichholtz furnishings, Ann Gish bedding, and Arte wallcoverings. In the Met's third collaboration with Eichholtz, every piece is based on artwork displayed in the iconic museum—allowing iterations of art to seep into everyday life.
Penthouse Steinway Tower Arte
Arte is een gepassioneerd designer & fabrikant van gesofistikeerde muurbekleding.
At over 1,000 feet above the city that never sleeps, an apartment redefines the concept of urban luxury. Four floors, a pool in the clouds, and a view that on clear days spans all of Central Park and more: this is the super penthouse of the Steinway Tower -the thinnest skyscraper in the world-that was recently listed for the record price of $105 million.
Manhattan's Sky
Steinway Tower soars more than 1,400 feet above Midtown Manhattan, offering unobstructed, 360-degree views of Central Park, the city skyline, and both the Hudson and East Rivers. Terraces 1,000 Feet Above NYC The penthouse offers a rare mix of indoor elegance and outdoor splendor.
🪟 Welcome to the Penthouse Duplex at Steinway Tower — a two-story sky residence perched on floors 76-77 of the world's most slender skyscraper (1:24 width-to-height ratio).
Penthouse on Manhattan's Billionaires' Row Sells for 47.2 Million
The more than 6,500-square-foot penthouse is located on the 78th floor of the 84-floor supertall tower built from the original landmarked Steinway Hall on Billionaires' Row.
The four-story "quadplex" of Steinway Tower overlooks Central Park and offers 360-degree views of New York City.
New York's Most Expensive Penthouse Just Posted Its Record ...
Located at the very top of Steinway Tower , this penthouse is set to become New York's most expensive property ever.
The developer behind Billionaires' Row's iconic Steinway Tower is admitting the project was far less successful financially than it was architecturally. The developer behind one of Manhattan's ...