Nine on the Hudson

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Nine on The Hudson, K. Hovnanian Homes’ premier 278-unit condo building in West New York, NJ provides its residents with the ultimate entertainment areas, with over 40,000 SF of amenity space, offering a vibrant living experience. The landscape green terrace with large screen televisions and barbeque grills create the perfect environment to cheer on your favorite football team while cooking wings and the rest of your favorite game day foods – with family and friends. A communal rooftop lounge boasting private cabanas, fire-pits and outdoor heaters is the perfect spot to hang out during half time for a quick break. The indoor bar is also a great spot to watch the game with its large screen TV.

Summit New York

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 Summit New York, a luxury rental in Midtown Manhattan boasts a backyard terrace and sundeck on the 6^th floor Club Level, featuring an outdoor TV/screening, BBQ and a fireplace – perfect for hosting your friends and family for game day. Residents can also escape to The Sky Lounge on the 42^nd floor to enjoy a first-class socializing experience with private dining room, TV, fireplace, wet bar, terrace, and outdoor grill to watch their favorite football team.

Oceana Bal Harbor

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Miami’s elite enclave, Oceana Bal Harbour, takes Sunday football to the next level with its climate-controlled cabanas and on-demand food and drink service by the residents-only restaurant, Ballerina. The expansive, Piero Lissoni-designed poolside retreats are outfitted with LCD screens with Football steaming services, lounge seating, private kitchenettes, and bathrooms. Cabanas for Sunday football hosting are available to residents upon availability and can be reserved in advance via the Oceana Bal Harbour mobile app. Residences start at $3 million to $33 million.

The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Miami Beach

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Invite your friends over for a spirited party at Villa Lissoni at the Ritz-Carlton Residences, Miami Beach, a two-story villa home (the first of 15 standalone villas) that doubles as an entertainment mecca. Designed by Italian architect Piero Lissoni, the residence has a custom Boffi kitchen where you can prepare game-day snacks, a pull-down projector screen where you can cheer on your favorite team, and a landscaped backyard with infinity edge pool and barbecue where you can grill dinner for your guests.

Four Ponds and Residences at Columbia Park

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K.Hovnanian Homes’ Four Ponds at Lincroft and The Residences at Columbia Park boast spacious basements, perfect for hosting football viewing parties and entertaining family and friends. With open-space floor plans, these downstairs living spaces provide a personal setting for fall football gatherings.

277 Fifth Avenue

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Luxury Manhattan condominium 277 Fifth Avenue boasts a two-floor amenity suite with an entertainment lounge that is ideal for hosting football watching parties, with a separate bar and catering pantry, along with a private dining room. Designed by starchitect Jeffrey Beers with a spacious, open layout, the amenity suite features a kids’ club and games lounge with a custom Ping-Pong table, perfect for keeping kids occupied and clearly visible to parents socializing in the stylish setting.

525 West 52nd Street

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To kick off this year’s football season, Hell’s Kitchen premier luxury rental 525 West 52^nd Street, is hosting an old-school tailgate in the sports lounge for its residents, complete with game-day bites and beers. In partnership with LIVunLtd, residents at 525W52 can take advantage of the sports lounge this season which includes five flat-screen televisions, all with RedZone access.

1000M

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Residents at 1000M, the 74-story luxury condominium coming to Chicago, can cheer on the Bears in 1000M’s theater with cinema-style seating or the billiards lounge and game room. To celebrate wins, residents can head up to Club 1000 after the game, 1000M’s full-service bar and lounge on the 72^nd floor, for a celebratory drink.

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91 Leonard

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Whitehall Interiors channeled TriBeCa’s rich history as an industrial epicenter for luxury condo 91 Leonard’s residents’ lounge, which feature custom LED chandelier by Luke Camp Co. The light fixture is reminiscent of descending cords and cables are often seen in warehouses of the neighborhood’s past.

277 Fifth Avenue

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277 Fifth Avenue boasts a Jeffrey Beers custom-made, 24-foot stunning chandelier made of 18 strands of brass-trimmed pendants that elegantly hang down the white spiral staircase’s center. The contemporary chandelier cascades from the luxury condominium’s amenity floors and is visible from Fifth Avenue onlookers through the rooms floor-to-ceiling windows.

351 King Street East

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Toronto-based KPMB Architects debuted a custom-made LED fixture by Artemide in the break room of the firm’s recently completed new office, which stretches across the room in oblong shapes. 

543 48th Avenue

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543 48th Avenue showcases a BOCI custom-made waterfall chandelier that adds grandeur to the Long Island City townhouse. The raindrop-Esque chandelier drops elegantly from the living room’s 18-foot ceilings, making it a unique conversation starter.

Continuum

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Located in South Point, Miami and designed by Adriana Hoyos Design Studio the project has a grand modern chandelier in the middle of the room that was inspired by the ebb and flow of the blue ocean, which simultaneously serves as the building’s backdrop.

1400 West Monroe

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Designed to stand out, the custom light fixtures by NY-based Mojo Stumer elevate the modern interiors at 1400 West Monroe, a 42-home residential development coming to Chicago’s West Loop. Mojo Stumer’s attention to detail and high-level work create unique and envy-worthy homes.

Reach Residence at Brickell City Centre

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Leading real estate developer, Swire Properties Inc, tapped internationally recognized design firm, Addison House, to curate one of the penthouses located in Reach Residence at Brickell City Centre. Inspired by the project’s urban lifestyle of fashion and luxury, the designers, Michael Hernandez, and Joel Leizan, handpicked a modern chandelier for the dining room with gold accents to pair courant style and retro inspiration.

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 Bronze Accents

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Bronze is hot this year and is appearing in many luxury residential projects in the form of furniture, plumbing and more. This luxury condominium rising above Long Island City is a great example of interiors making bronze a feature piece. Crafted by Hill West Architect's design arm, Whitehall Interiors, Skyline Tower has a grand staircase in the residential lounge, which features bronze accents. The building also has bronze kitchen plumbing, bronze-lined hardware, and fixtures in its bathrooms, bronze-mirrored walls in the fitness center and bronze furniture plopped in the lobby and lounge areas.

Biophilia

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Incorporating a biophilic design in the home is a popular trend in both residential and commercial spaces. It's also a great way to provide a greater connection to the natural environment, especially in city living. San Francisco homes Residence 950 and Residence 2646, feature biophilic design to provide residents with elevated, wellness-focused living experience. Designed by Troon Pacific, the home's design provides a connection to nature through ample natural lighting via oversized skylights and glass elevator. In addition, floor-to-ceiling glass pocket doors seamlessly connect the indoor and outdoor worlds. Natural materials and finishes such as European white oak and Mandarin white limestone bring nature indoors.

Eco-friendly Materials

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Eco-friendly materials are a major factor in the design realm and continue to be at the forefront of architects' projects. For instance, wellness epicenter, Amrit Ocean Resort and Residences' interior aesthetic have been largely shaped by the environmentally-conscious materials chosen. The design team meticulously chose natural fibers, recycled fabrics, and wood, as well as the exclusion of harmful chemicals used. The interiors also provide a harmonious link to the project's oceanside environment and Florida landscape with monotone colors, a warm contemporary approach, and varying textures to calm the mind and relax the body.

Spacious Terraces Maximize Views

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Designers continue to focus on designing to maximize views for residents and to amplify access to fresh air and unobstructed views. Terraces are a great way to achieve this, and creating spacious terraces allow for entertaining, and more. 277 Fifth Avenue has four Loggia Residences—sheltered double-height open-air living and entertaining areas. Designed by renowned interior architect Jeffrey Beers International, the loggias are seemingly carved out of the building's corners and provide stunning views of New Yorks most iconic buildings, like the Chrysler and Empire State Building. Talk about maximizing views.

Porcelain Tile

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Immerging technology and improvement in printing and material quality have allowed for the creation of faux stone, marble and other imitations of natural materials. At Wynwood 25, an apartment complex in Miami, Mershberg Group uses porcelain tile for the accent walls in the lobby space, which creates a durable concrete large format look. This replacement of natural materials like concrete and Italian marble could be the future of interior architecture—at least for this year.

Thin Countertops

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The idea of seamless is desired by anyone who wants the appeal of the smooth and uninterrupted design. A trend we're noticing is the three-quarter inch countertops, which creates a different and unique way to approach a kitchen staple. At about half the thickness of traditional countertops, this movement is something we love. At the Grand McCarren, a luxury Greenpoint development designed by Meshberg Group, thin countertops can be found in several kitchen spaces throughout.

Flow-Through Design

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Who doesn't love an open concept? The flow-through layout design is becoming increasingly popular, to offer unobstructed views with a sense of openness. Corte, a new luxury condominium in Long Island City, is a great example of flow-through design. Designed by Argentinian architects Dieguez Fridman and New York-based Beyer Blinder Belle, the residences of Corte include an open layout and large, floor-to-ceiling windows to create a flow within each residence, amplifying a sense of airiness.

Less Is More

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There's a saying that less is more and this year that couldn't be more relevant. Minimalist design continues to be a popular trend in 2019. At Oceana Bal Harbour, Piero Lissoni, world-renowned Italian interior designer, created gallery-like spaces in the two twin lobbies. The minimalist design focuses on a museum-worthy art collection, including two Jeff Koons piece, Seated Ballerina and Pluto and Proserpina.

Statement Staircases

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Statement staircases are relevant every year however this year we're seeing an extra demand for the beautiful feature. The Ritz-Carlton Residences, Miami Beach, features a unique multi-million-dollar lobby designed to cater exclusively to art enthusiasts and travelers. The $500,000 Piero Lissoni-designed staircase acts as the focal point, leading up the second-floor library. It is designed for both beauty and function.

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LEVEL

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If you’re only looking to upgrade one element in a living space, New York interior designer Highlyann Krasnow, founder and creative director of The Design High, suggests updating your couch. “There’s nothing more impactful than a beautiful couch. Invest in a well-made sofa, accessorize with statement pillows, and build the room around it,” she said. This gorgeous velvet couch is the hero of this living space and is right on trend for this year. Krasnow and her team staged this living room at LEVEL, a luxury waterfront enclave in Williamsburg.

Summit New York

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Renowned French furniture brand, Ligne Roset, creates a colorful and textural living room at the Summit New York in Midtown East. If you have a space that is unique in shape, see how Ligne Roset uses clever space planning and the right scale of furniture to make the area feel large and spacious. The greys and neutrals are accented with vivid jewel tones, and work in harmony with the skyline views. The added natural element also helps to liven the room and bring a little of the outside in.

12 East 63^rd Street

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Do you have a large living room, but don’t want it to look cluttered? See this stunning interior design by Thierry W Despont LLD in an Upper East Side architectural masterpiece by Pierre Yves Rochon. The $67 Million listings, 12 East 63^rd Street, by Corcoran has a generous living space, which Despont utilizes to create a sophisticated, uncluttered room. The high ceiling allows for long rectangular shapes, filled with leather-bound books and mirrors. The round balcony overhead interrupts the rectangular shapes and gives way to curved furniture below. Again, velvet furnishing adds opulence and pop of color.

277 Fifth Avenue

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If you have floor to ceiling windows that frame the Manhattan skyline, then this living room design is for you. Designed by renowned interior architect Jeffrey Beers, this unit in 277 Fifth Avenue, is an open-layout floorplan. Beers create flexible entertainments areas sectioning off the living room from the dining and kitchen area with a large rug. The solid walls are perfect for adding sizeable pieces of art for a pop of color and culture. The refined palette of natural materials including American white oak flooring evokes a warm and inviting atmosphere for residents and guests.

22 West 74^th Street

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This luxurious Neo-Georgian limestone and brick mansion was originally designed by Percy Griffin in 1906 and includes a grand living room. The room's ceiling soars just under 13 feet, and Jacqueline Segura takes advantage of the height with a stunning wall piece that co-exists with a rig of a similar pattern. The powder blue and cream colors are soft and fresh, perfect for this season, and vintage elements are in this year. If you’re looking to add a touch of old world meets new, this living room on the Upper West Side is the perfect inspiration to draw from.

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A building’s lobby is the equivalent of a book cover. Developers can hook a buyer with class and elegance from the moment that buyer steps in the door. While developers used to build grand, sparse lobbies because the belief was that size mattered, the new trend in New York City are more intimate and quaint entryways that boast extremely costly and elegant finishes. The motto now is that good things come in small(er) packages.   

207W79 

207 West 79th Street

Buyers looking for prestige appreciate the feeling of lobbies that replicate a grand townhouse. Feeling like a private home can really appeal over mammoth lobbies. One developer who is betting big on first impressions is Anbau, a Manhattan-based full-service firm, who worked with architect Morris Adjmi for their boutique condo 207W79 in a Landmarked District of the Upper West Side. Entering the 16-story building, prospects and buyers are greeted by a unique Bianco Carrara Foliage Mosaic and a border of Bianco Carrara Marble. Walls have teak paneling with white bronze accents creating an intimate opulent entrance.

250 West 81st

250 W. 81st Street

At 250 West 81st, owners enter through an oval gallery designed by world-renowned Robert A.M. Stern Architects who are the leaders in old-school elegance. Complete with a 14-foot-high dome ceiling, a beautiful custom fireplace with an imported marble surround and oeil-de-boeuf-inspired flooring of marble with custom bronze- accented wood. There is also a marble reception desk for the 24-hour lobby attendant and a concierge.

27 East 79th Street

27 East 79th Street

Enter the chic lobby of this Cabinet Alberto Pinto-designed space and you may think you're walking through a private home in Paris. The look at 27 East 79th Street features custom ironwork, imported blonde limestone tiles and patinated bronze fixtures that create a warm glow against the backdrop of Noir Saint Laurent marble.  

277 Fifth Avenue

277 Fifth Avenue

At 277 Fifth Avenue, a contemporary NoMad tower by Rafael Viñoly, residents will enter the bespoke modern lobby designed by Jeffrey Beers International with silver travertine floors with Absolute Black Granite accents and Bianco Dolomiti white marble borders; walls are lined with slabs of Absolute Black Granite in contrasting polished and flamed finishes complemented by dark stained White Oak panels.

Behind the concierge desk is a freestanding wall lined with leather panels with metal accent trims and featuring a sculptural art piece. Also in this intimate space is a curated Library with a dramatic double-height bookcase wall.

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