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With the advent of delightful weather in the Big Apple, few things rival the sheer bliss of awakening in a sun-soaked apartment adorned with an abundance of windows, particularly in the heart of your culinary domain – the kitchen.

As New York offers millions of residents an excitable lifestyle among the bustling cityscape, luxury condominiums are offering a springtime escape with residences near scenic parks.

With new residential opportunities steps away from public parks, residents and their families can enjoy a seasonal picnic in the lush grass, climb playgrounds, or simply stroll along tree-lined paths.

While covering a bathroom in the same marble used to be the norm, designers are now experimenting with using several different marble colors, patterns and finishes to create eye-catching combinations that elevate the overall aesthetic of their bathrooms.

These awe-inspiring designs showcase how the use of multiple marbles can transform a bathroom into a work of art.

This week on Open House NYC, we go inside a stylish apartment on the Upper West Side.

The Astor introduced new listings this past autumn, the first new inventory in the iconic building in two years.

In recent years, residential developments with multiple towers have become a popular trend among real estate developers.

Located at 235 West 75th Street in Manhattan, The Astor, a luxury condominium originally built by the legendary William Waldorf Astor in 1901, presents its new interiors redesigned by Pembrooke & Ives.

Each tower at The Astor has incredible tree-lined Upper West Side views taking you back in time to when the building was first established.

By incorporating multiple towers, developers can create a unique and eye-catching design, as well as offer a wider variety of housing options for residents.

Residential buildings featuring multiple towers have become increasingly popular among real estate developers. The incorporation of multiple towers allows for the creation of a distinctive and visually appealing design, while also providing residents with a broader range of housing options.

Retaining its classic pre-war character and charm, each home features wood-burning fireplaces, herringbone-patterned floors and custom ceiling mouldings, along with modern, sophisticated furnishings like Calacatta Gold countertops and double-pane bay windows.

Now known as The Astor, a landmark on West 75th Street that was built by William Waldorf Astor in 1901 has been beautifully updated in recent years to offer modernly lavish condos. Unit 402 is a stunning sight listed in the iconic building for $6.85 million.

These luxury developments offer everything families need at home and at their doorstep, from spacious residences and dedicated children’s playrooms to museums and parks just moments away

Abode2 takes a look at some of the best new condo buildings in this coveted neighbourhood that you can move into before the next school year.

Take a look at luxury residential buildings in NYC and Boston that feature homes with the most luxurious double vanities in the bathroom.

If you are looking for interior design trends making a splash in 2023, bold, luxurious wallpaper designs should be on your radar!

As homebuyers are shifting away from white walls, bold, luxurious wallpaper designs should be on everyone's radar for 2023.

By all accounts, New Yorkers are taking the plunge and splurging on bathrooms—the privy is where you can (and should!) make it all about you! Cue curbless showers, textured tiles, and wood to evoke nature, and radiant heating floors.

Dating back to the ancient roman empire, mosaic tile is the epitome of timeless design, which is why some of today’s most luxurious homes are featuring this classic yet compelling element within their walls.

Say goodbye to watching the painted walls dry and hello to a much more exciting trend – wallpaper. Let’s take a look at how top designers are incorporating the latest obsession into some of New York City’s hottest homes.

A legendary Upper West Side building that traces its history back more than 100 years, The Astor’s luxurious new residences have arrived on the market.

Property of the Week: The Upper West Side’s architectural landmark has been gloriously renovated

With listings now officially for sale for the first time in two years, buyers have a chance to own a home in one of the most celebrated landmarked condominiums in NYC’s history.

The Astor is now being restored and upgraded, while retaining the pre-war character and charm for which Manhattan’s Upper West Side is known.

This luxury condominium is part of an iconic set of buildings tied to the Astor family, one of the biggest names in New York City real estate history.

ASH Staging unveils two new model residences inside The Astor.