Ninth-floor living, dining and kitchen with floor-to-ceiling windows, white armchairs and a walnut kitchen at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design

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Midtown Luxury Residences

Elegant and timeless in design, the interior of the tower picks up on the fluid quality of the interweaving facade structure.

Project info
Location
30 East 31 Street, New York City
Status
Completed 2021
Principal architect
Morris Adjmi Architects (opens in a new tab)
Developer
Ekstein Development (opens in a new tab)
Lighting designer
The Cosine (opens in a new tab)
Renderings
The Neighbourhood (opens in a new tab)
Project stats
30 of 42 available units sold prior to building completion.Typical two-bedroom units sold for $4,350,000 at $2,590/sf.The duplex penthouse sold for $12,000,000 at $3,560/sf.
Role
Interior design development and creation of design direction. Specification of all interior architectural elements: material finishes, fixtures, appliances, hardware and lighting. Sourced furniture, decor, artwork, rugs and lighting for all public spaces within the building. Production of construction documentation. Led construction project management and oversaw installations.

The project

A high-end, 42-unit ground-up condominium building with a grand lobby, amenity lounge, gym, one-bedroom units, two-bedroom units and a three-bedroom, 3,350 sf duplex penthouse unit at the crown of the building.

Kitchen with walnut cabinetry and quartzite counters before the facade’s diagonal lattice windows over Midtown at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design
Penthouse bedroom with an upholstered wall and triangular lattice windows over the city at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design

Ground floor plan

Tenants enter through the revolving door into the lobby and proceed through arched openings to the elevator bank. Just beyond the elevators is the amenity lounge, which is open to all residents. With ample space for all activities and a tucked-away catering kitchen, tenants have the option to rent out the entire lounge or just the private dining room for events.

Ground floor plan with the lobby, elevator bank, amenity lounge, private dining room and catering kitchen at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design

Amenity lounge

The amenity lounge is meant to be a relaxed space for tenants to host guests, throw a private party or unwind from the day’s events.

The space features arched openings and curved ceilings relating to the facade’s undulating structure. The amenity lounge exudes a luxurious ambiance with Marmorino plaster walls, French oak plank ceilings, quartzite tiled floors and a flamed, black limestone clad, dual-sided gas fireplace.

Rendering of the amenity lounge with arched openings, Marmorino plaster walls, a French oak plank ceiling and a dual-sided black limestone fireplace at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design

Penthouse kitchen

The penthouse kitchen is meant to be a show kitchen, with the majority of the prep occurring in the butler’s pantry. Materiality was kept simple yet rich so that the city views can really be the star of the apartment. Cabinetry is walnut with integrated pulls, keeping everything very sleek.

The countertops are leather-finished quartzite and the floors are wide French oak plank. Plumbing throughout the units features Morris Adjmi’s signature line; kitchen appliances are all Wolf/Sub-Zero.

Rendering of the penthouse show kitchen with walnut cabinetry, a quartzite island and counter stools beneath the diagonal lattice windows at dusk at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design

Penthouse living room

The penthouse living room truly showcases the stunning views of the surrounding NoMad neighborhood and highlights the unique architectural facade detailing. It is the perfect place to entertain large parties, with a full wet bar off to the side and room for two seating groupings.

Rendering of the penthouse living room at dusk, framed by the facade’s diagonal lattice windows over NoMad, at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design

Penthouse primary bathroom

The penthouse primary bathroom features design elements that again tie back to the facade’s interweaving lattice of columns. The flooring is made of custom-cut hourglass stone tiles in both Carrara and Bardiglio marbles. The bathtub also mirrors this theme with its elliptical form.

Rendering of the penthouse primary bathroom with an elliptical tub, a walnut vanity and hourglass Carrara and Bardiglio marble floor tiles beneath a lattice window at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design

Penthouse floor plans

Penthouse lower level floor plan with the living room, dining room, kitchen, pantry and wet bar at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design
Penthouse upper level floor plan with the primary bedroom suite and two further bedrooms at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design

A new Manhattan tower with a Gothic twist

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Typical two-bedroom unit

Rendering of a typical two-bedroom unit kitchen with walnut cabinetry, stone backsplash and a window over Midtown at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design
Rendering of a typical two-bedroom unit kitchen with a quartzite waterfall island, counter stools and walnut cabinetry at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design
Rendering of a typical two-bedroom unit primary bathroom with marble walls, a walnut vanity and a glass shower at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design
Typical kitchen with walnut cabinetry, a quartzite waterfall island and a tiered pendant at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design
Typical two-bedroom unit floor plan at Midtown Luxury Residences, 30 East 31 Street, New York City, interior design by Alexandra Peck Design

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