Take a Look at This Luxury Penthouse in New York by Matteo Nunziati

Take a Look at This Luxury Penthouse in New York by Matteo Nunziati ⇒ The interior designer created a timeless design project filled with incredible furniture and lighting designs to make this one of the top luxury homes in the city.

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With 767 square meters, this luxury penthouse is located in one of the tallest skyscrapers in the heart of Manhattan. The New York City apartment was designed by the renowned Matteo Nunziati and the interior design features stunning furnishings and lighting designs selected from the most prestigious worldwide design companies, like Molteni, DelightFull, Rodolfo Dordoni e Gio Ponti.

For the interior design of this luxury penthouse, Matteo Nunziati covered the large square windows with a frame in eucalyptus wood with integrated cooling systems, LED lighting and automatic curtains, highlighting the elegance of the iconic large square windows.

As you enter the master bedroom the first thing that you notice (besides the stunning New York city views) is the incredible Simone Floor Lamp by DelightFull. Inspired by the one and only Nina Simone, the interior designers have taken a classic lighting design and reinterpreted it into a fresh mid-century floor lamp. The floor is covered by a square plank in wenge finish created by Nunziati.

As for the dining room design, the combination of DelightFull’s Atomic Pendant with the Filigree dining table and Chelsea modern dining chairs by Rodolfo Dordoni.

The unique Atomic light pendant is a modern design interpretation of the atomic age, inspired by the composition of the atom. This unique lighting design was custom made in brass, steel, and aluminum, by the brand‘s skilled master artisans. Its non-conventional molecular forms make it the perfect lighting design for a contemporary living room or a modern master bedroom.

In the living room design, Matteo Nunziati incorporated a modern sofa from its own furniture collection, as well as the D.153.1 armchair and the D.552.2 table designed by Gio Ponti.