Best Designed Houses & Apartments in New York

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HL23 is an apartment freestanding building and quite a special project for New York City in many respects, designed by American architects Neil Denari. The avant garde design will become reality thanks to seven separate one-time exceptions to zoning law by the City of New York’s Department of Planning, and the building is already expected to become a landmark in the heart of the West Chelsea district.

This is the kind of home where you imagine Willy Wonka to live, or some other out-there character who throws crazy dinner parties that are talked about months afterwards. West’s family occupies the top four floors that are capped by a green roof. The lower two levels are taken up by a guest duplex that is not your typical guest house either. It includes, among other surprises, a two-storey climbing wall.

A chandelier made of ping-pong balls, a self portrait by chocolate artist Vik Muniz and a pair of sheep sculptures grazing on a fuzzy green carpet are just some of the crazy details in this home, that according to the designer and owners, was also designed to be easy to care for and live in for a family with young kids. One thing is certain; the kids will not describe their home as ordinary or boring. – Tuija Seipell.

The limestone and elegantly fabricated steel staircase ascends to a spacious two-story open area media juxtaposed with original exposed beams inlaid with white walls and maple flooring. The owners have engaged meticulous, thoughtful decision making and aesthetic judgment to create this unique contemporary understated environment. Features: Three antique Italian marble baths (Recycled from NYC apartments) Radiant heat French doors opening to a courtyard Skylights 2 car garage Fireplace Philip Stark fixtures Reverse osmosis system drilled well / municipal water Municipal sewer.