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Interior Design, Architecture & Interior Decorating eMagazine
The Bohemian Apartment in New York City designed by Incorporated Architecture and Design Studio is delightfully eclectic.
The family room of this colorful contemporary apartment is the focal point of the home with its blue wall, blue piano and stylish Ma Jong Modular Sofas by Roche Bobois.
Welcome to the surreal steampunk apartment where Jules Verne meets Tim Burton. This unique steampunk style loft apartment in Chelsea, New York City is inspired by science-fiction and fanciful interpretations of Victorian-era technology.
The focal point of the apartment is a Technicolor zeppelin that appears to float from the ceiling.
The challenge of living in a small space is to make it appear larger than it actually is. This cozy yet elegant 443 sq. ft. studio apartment in New York has a very functionally layout that masterfully maximizes every inch of the floor space. The kitchen, sleeping area, work space and living room are clearly divided within the open plan.
The design of this rooftop apartment in New York City blends European style with the relaxed New York lifestyle. Designed by Innocad Architecture, the renovated penthouse apartment has a modern and fresh atmosphere that reflects high quality urban living. An elegant rooftop terrace overlooks the city.
Set atop the CitySpire Center at 150 West 56th Street in Midtown Manhattan, New York, this stunning penthouse condominium occupies the top three floors of the building. The apartment has 8,000 square of interior living space and 3,000 square feet of exterior space.
This luxury loft located in the Nolita neighbourhood in Manhattan, New York is a renovation of an historical building. Designed by Minimal USA, the penthouse loft was once used as a carriage factory.
This 4,200 square foot condo duplex in the heart of Tribeca, New York is an amazing work of art. The centrepiece of the duplex is a cast-iron and mahogany staircase that was welded together inside the home. The master bedroom has walls covered in cotton-satin panels with hand-embroidered silk to resemble a Japanese bamboo garden. There is also a spa-like master bathroom. The living room is connected to a 900-square foot patio.
Located in the Adirondack Mountains in Saranac, New York, this unique property with its own FAA-approved airstrip was converted to a luxury home from an nuclear missile silo.
During the Cold War, this Saranac site was part of the Atlas missile system developed by the United States government. The underground missile silo contained the Atlas F missile which was connected to an underground missile launch control center.
