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Created by iconic designer Axel Vervoordt, the new luxury Penthouse Suite at The Greenwich Hotel in TriBeCa, NYC, is dressed in lashings of seductive smokey eggshells and an earthy palette of linens, antiques and bespoke furnishings – This is the rooftop love nest of New York, perched above The Greenwich Hotel TriBeCa.
Occupying the upper floors of The Greenwich Hotel with an impressive 630m², the luxury Penthouse Suite comes complete with star gazing from not one but two lower & upper terrace gardens (370m²) wrapped with wisteria clad pergolas, a heated spa pool, a large grill and an outdoor wood-burning fireplace. Romance continues inside where designer Axel Vervoordt and architect Tatsuro Miki have created a space of simplicity, authenticity, and the beauty in imperfection dusted in subtle eggshell smoked tones.
The Penthouse at The Greenwich Hotel is how TriBeCa does romance hidden in NYC.
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A combination of country house familiarity and urban chill. A designer orchestration of salvaged pieces, crafted textiles, aged ceramics and bespoke furnishings that are housed in a traditional red-brick new build – this new luxury kid on the block gives TriBeCa the unpretentious grand hotel it so craved.
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The Trubrigs have a trained curatorial eye when it comes to sourcing both the established and the new-comers in design. The couples' strong bonds with creative talent and influential designers of the day have fostered the relationships to be always one step ahead of the curve.
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New York's Greenwich Hotel is a design residence hiding hand-crafted artefacts, effortless heritage & evocative hidden moments, in its architecture and beyond.
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Wabi sabi, the Japanese phrase derived from two distinct roots – ‘wabi’ for simplicity and ‘sabi’ for the on-going movement of time – is a concept that celebrates the beauty found in imperfection. Quiet and slow, it observes cracks, ageing and above all, authenticity; an attitude that iconic Belgium interior designer, Axel Vervoordt has adhered to all his life.
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Some design principles are so uncomplicated and understated that they can be found in different iterations, in different corners of the world. The value placed on craftsmanship is one of these; so is the use of natural materials that not only can last a lifetime, but also get more handsome with each passing year.
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New York Botanical Garden, or the NYBG as it’s affectionately known, is a whopping 250 acres, landscaped with one million living plants, and located in the Bronx.
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Austria's most successful fashion designer, Helmut Lang, and his eponymous style.
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