Manhattan Pied – a – Terre

A white shelf with books and a vase on it.
A bedroom with green walls and furniture.
A black dresser with a clock and a lamp.
A living room with green walls and white furniture.
A bathroom with a sink and shower.
A walk in closet with clothes and a stool.
Manhattan Pied-a-Terre master bedroom suite by New York Architect, Mark Holmquist
Master Bedroom Suite-New York Architect, Mark Holmquist
Manhattan Pied-a-Terre, master bedroom suite by New York Architect, Mark Holmquist
Dressing Room and glamorous bathroom in Manhattan Pied-a-Terre

The Master Bedroom Suite in a Manhattan Pied-a-Terre at 860 UN Plaza draws inspiration from the modern vibe of the landmark building by Harrison and Abramovitz from the late 1960s. The calming green walls symbolize harmony, balance, and tranquility based on color psychology. Green is renowned for its refreshing and calming effects on the eyes, helping to reduce stress and promote relaxation. To achieve a modern and sophisticated look, the space is accented with black and white elements.