On the eighteenth floor of a Midtown East tower, two apartments, a two-bedroom and an adjoining one-bedroom, are combined to create a home that balances multigenerational living with the needs of a growing family.  The new plan provides an ensuite retreat for an aging mother-in-law while preserving openness and light for the young couple, both executives in fashion and advertising.  

Storage is conceived not as utility but as architecture itself, wardrobes unfolding as alcoves, millwork dissolving into wall planes, cabinetry doubling as display, expressing the ingenuity demanded by city living. Finishes pair natural stones with warm timber, accented by woven textures and brushed metals.  A curated mix of furniture and a growing art collection span history and ethos, lending warmth to a minimalist framework.   A study in austere minimalism and comfort, the project is contemporary yet restrained, with a character that feels unmistakably New York.