"From the 26-foot ceiling in the great room to the epic primary suite upstairs, it's a home that's as much about how it feels as how it looks. Robb Report got an exclusive first look inside, and what stands out isn't just the dramatic proportions-it's the way Berkus has curated antiques from around the world in collaboration with Creative Art Partners and thoughtfully managed to make a space that cavernous feel approachable and intimate."
""The first thing that struck me when designing the penthouse was how the natural light moves throughout the space-the mood completely shifts depending on the time of day," Berkus tells Robb Report. "I leaned into that by incorporating architectural details and materials that interact with the light-so when the sun hits a patterned rug or grazes the curve of a chair, it feels thoughtful and handsome."
Located atop 15 Hudson Yards, the 5,139-square-foot duplex sits nearly 900 feet above Manhattan and offers sweeping city views through curved glass. The expansive great room features a 26-foot ceiling and a 670-square-foot layout anchored by a dramatic double-sided black slate fireplace. Interiors curated by Nate Berkus include antiques sourced globally, a floating staircase, an epic primary suite upstairs, and designer-selected furnishings offered turnkey. The design emphasizes natural light, architectural details, and a soft tonal palette that balances a sense of skyborne expansiveness with warmth and intimacy. The condo is listed for just under $23 million.
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