




To match the exterior of a Manhattan skyscraper designed by architect Sir David Adjaye, the interior of unit 43A touts a distinctive and pristine palette. Sleek yet soulful, all 2,490 square feet lean into the inclusion of lush textiles. From bespoke wallcoverings to custom millwork, nothing is overlooked, and everything is a work of art, crafted with sleight of hand and careful craftsmanship. For added flair, art hand-selected by Betsy and furniture adorned in Manzanares upholstery complete each space, all of which feature furnishings as breathtaking as the views.


Whether marveling at the kitchen’s and bathrooms’ black marble countertops, the Gaggenau appliances, or plush fabrics and wools from Holland & Sherry and Sandra Jordan, texture meets timelessness in this airy sky-high retreat.



Double-height living spaces draw the gaze upward rather than outward, but if attention does wander to the ample windows, the vistas reveal a picture-perfect panorama of the city beyond. Motorized shades create privacy when needed without sacrificing style.












