- A penthouse is not just a bigger apartment. Its a volume of air at the top of a building with light and views you will not get anywhere else. The entire point of penthouse interior design is to protect that: clear views, strong sightlines, and a calm, luxurious backdrop that feels effortless.
Designing a penthouse apartment involves maximizing space, selecting a cohesive color palette, and incorporating luxurious materials. Furniture must be chosen carefully to complement the scale of the space while enhancing functionality.
Such details provide a deeper understanding and appreciation for Penthouse Apartment Stroll Out Interior Design.
- This relatively small 3,464-sq-ft (322-sq-m) apartment looks over Victoria Harbour and the city of Hong Kong. Joyce Wang Studio has played with that sometimes overlooked room, the kitchen. "It brilliantly capitalises on the cosy aspect of penthouse design, with its wraparound windows giving a thrilling juxtaposition between the mundanity of everyday tasks such as cooking or making coffee, and the extraordinary vantage point overlooking the harbour," Martin says.
- Soon after, Meyer and fellow principal Gray Davisjointly inducted last year into the Interior Design Hall of Famemet with the homeowner to share their thoughts on making the vast residence more human-scale and inviting. The client appreciates good design, Davis says, and loves music and hosting parties. But the apartment also had to feel comfortable when hes there alone or with his kids. In a 5,500-square-foot New York penthouse apartment renovated by Meyer Davis, a raised oak platform furnished with beanbags covered in recycled sheepskin and a custom shelving unit encircling an existing concrete column create one of three sitting groups that help temper the living areas vast open plan.
