Riverside Drive Apartment in New York, skillfully redesigned by Studio ST Architects, merges mid-century modern design with family functionality.
Spanning 2,500-square-foot (232 sq m), this home features a revamped layout with a spacious foyer, enlarged kitchen, and a cozy family room den. The interior boasts white oak flooring, walnut wood accents, and Arabescato Corchia stone vanity tops, capturing a warm, sophisticated atmosphere. Details like Stone Source’s porcelain tiles and Porcelanosa’s mosaic bathroom tiles add a touch of elegance, catering to a growing family’s needs.
Overlooking the iconic Central Park in the heart of New York’s Upper West Side, Studio ST Architects brings new life to a pre-war penthouse with a masterful blend of vintage elegance and modern flair. This captivating Central Park West Penthouse not only boasts wrap-around vistas of the verdant expanse but also features an ingenious blend of high-end and cost-effective design elements.
Designed in 2023, the interior showcases a tasteful combination of luxury materials, elevated ceilings, and preserved architectural details that celebrate the apartment’s storied past, all the while catering to a multi-generational Malaysian family’s contemporary needs.
Lincoln Towers Apartment, located in New York City, is a modern 3,500 square foot apartment designed by Studio ST Architects and Maggie Rosenblatt Design.
This newly renovated space was designed with a natural, muted palette and is filled with the couple’s eclectic and stylish collection of vintage furniture and modern art. The challenge was to create a home that merged the couple’s two different aesthetic styles. This project is the perfect example of how two separate spaces can be merged together to create an open, spacious, and light-filled contemporary home. The result is a cohesive, flowing space filled with artistic elements that punctuate and define the spaces.
This 2,000 square foot, full floor gut renovation turned a pre-war Upper West Side apartment into a clean modern residence for a family of three, while preserving its prewar features, such large generous rooms, tall baseboards and ceiling beams.
