Fifth Avenue Pied-a-Terre

Fifth Avenue Pied-a-Terre is a minimalist home located in New York, New York, designed by 1100 Architect. 1100 Architect introduced a contemporary design to revitalize a previously dim and outdated space. Located on the 48th floor with a northern orientation, the apartment benefits from ample natural light streaming through full-height windows. The design leverages this natural illumination with warm materials and carefully chosen fixtures to create an inviting atmosphere.

White walls enhance the brightness of the open-plan living and sleeping areas, while reflective surfaces in the kitchen and bathroom extend the light further into the interior. Pale wood furniture complements the oak flooring, and the modular cabinetry in the kitchen ties seamlessly into a blend of Bianco Dolomiti marble, brushed stainless steel, and warm wood. The result is a clean yet welcoming aesthetic that balances sleek modernity with comfort. A pivoting slatted wood wall creates a sense of privacy between the bedroom and living space, while still allowing views of the impressive Manhattan skyline.

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