111 West 57th Street, New York

Services

Residential

Client

111 West 57th Street

Location

New York

Year

In Progress

An entry hallway lined in golden onyx panels and dark marble flooring, with sculptural conical stone sconces
The kitchen features a marble island, orange leather counter stools, and a bold abstract painting on a concrete wall
The living room's curved white sofas and gold nesting tables face floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking Central Park
A dark marble hallway with gold-veined onyx paneling leads toward a dining area with park views
A curved gray sofa with a graphic black-and-white artwork sits before an open bedroom with a gold pendant light
The primary bedroom features an upholstered headboard wall, gold pendant lights, and a hammock chair by the window
A hammock at 111 West 57th Street
A guest bedroom with a wood slat accent wall, a live-edge pendant light, and a black-and-white checked rug
A home office with a travertine desk, leather-paneled walls, and abstract paintings above a built-in credenza
A guest bedroom at 111 West 57th Street with dark walls, a graphic black-and-white artwork, and a curved sofa

Credits

Design: John Beckmann, with Catherine Readick

Contractor: Cardinal Construction

Architect: Shop

Size: 4492 sf

(Eggersmann, Lanseering, Atelier Alain Louz, C-Seed TV, Holly Hunt, Future Perfect, ABC Stone, Barberini & Gunnell, Carini Lang Rugs, Knoll, Poltrona Frau, Ralph Pucci, Boca do Lobo, Giorgetti, artefacto, Christopher Hyland Fabrics, Roll & Hill, FLOS, Frette)

Info

Living on a Line of Light. High above the city, the residence unfolds as a disciplined meditation on comfort and control. Restraint and indulgence exist in careful equilibrium. Chalk-soft plasters, pale woods laid in precise geometry, and honeyed metals create an atmosphere that glows rather than dazzles. Curved sofas and low-slung chairs gather into intimate conversational islands, their sculptural forms softening the rigor of the architecture while framing sweeping views of Central Park, the river, and Manhattans endless grid.

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