It exudes an imposing presence, yet maintains an air of restrained grandeur, resembling a building dressed in a refined gray flannel suit. This masterpiece was crafted by Sloan & Robertson, the renowned architectural firm celebrated for their iconic work on the Chanin Building, prominently positioned at the southwest corner of Lexington Avenue and 42nd Street.
Nestled in the heart of the Upper East Side, in close proximity to Fifth Avenue’s renowned “Museum Mile” and the chic boutiques and art galleries that grace Madison Avenue, 895 Park embodies the essence of sophistication. And let’s not forget the charming Madison Pub, nestled between 79th and 80th Streets, adding to the allure of the neighborhood.
SPECTOR was entrusted with the task of completely transforming the 6,500-square-foot duplex into a contemporary, functional haven for the owner and their three daughters, a typical requirement for a young, growing family. The catalyst for the design of both public and private spaces was the client’s prestigious collection of contemporary art and sculptures.
Upon arrival at the residence, you are greeted by a private vestibule that leads to the main two-story entrance gallery. The residence is ingeniously designed as an open plan, seamlessly merging the living, dining, and den areas, distinguished only by expansive framed archways and impeccably crafted Macassar Ebony millwork. The kitchen, breakfast nook, and family room effortlessly harmonize in both ambiance and comfort.
Ascending to the second floor, you’ll find the master suite, children’s bedrooms, and the supporting spaces, completing this modern and artful family home.
