11 Aug
This astonishing duplex penthouse has floor-to-ceiling glass walls with unparalleled views of Manhattan. It has been designed with a modern approach to create a welcoming home space as well as being a showcase of fabulous views.
This open living space showcases unparalleled views of Manhattan with a 25′ ceiling height. The designer created a very modern clean line design using the philosophy of Feng Shui. From the open furniture layout to the simple color skim, a very harmonious and balanced space has been created.
French native Marie Burgos‘ ultimate talent is understanding her clients needs and creating homes and commercial interiors that are balanced, harmonious, sophisticated, and embracing her clients life style.
In 2008 Marie also held the coveted position of Stylist Director for the Home Décor department of World Bride Magazine. Marie was chosen by HGTV.com for her residential design work and is designing properties for HGTV episodes of the show “The Unsellables”.
Marie has also developed a design expertise for lofts penthouses and designs New York projects in Tribeca, Chelsea and Soho. She has been recognized by several magazines such as Luxury Quarterly magazine. She was chosen to appear in the book series “Designers NY” by the Group Panache, the 2012 publication.
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