A dazzling duplex penthouse has hit the market on the 88th and 89th floors of 15 Hudson Yards for a steep $22.95 million, consisting of wrapping walls of glass, billowing spaces, and remarkable city views. But, the best part? It is being sold fully furnished. With the interiors crafted by noted celebrity designer Nate Berkus, an affluent buyer is not only gaining his renowned taste and styling, but the chance to avoid the extra time and money it takes to dress or renovate a property once acquired.
Extending 5,139 square feet, the posh NYC home holds 4 bedrooms and 6.5 baths and fosters a strong connection to the sky-high setting and city around you. Berkus muses, “The first thing that struck me when designing the penthouse was how the natural light moves throughout the space—the mood completely shifts depending on the time of day. I leaned into that by incorporating architectural details and materials that interact with the light—so when the sun hits a patterned rug or grazes the curve of a chair, it feels thoughtful, and handsome. Being so high up, the apartment is almost suspended in the sky, and I wanted the design to reflect that. A soft, tonal palette enhances that sense of expansiveness, while still grounding the space and making it feel lived-in and inviting.”
The penthouse’s artwork, warm and autumnal accent tones, and plush textures counter its sleek, modern elements such as the floating staircase adorned with white oak treads and glass railings. Of course, sumptuous materials also introduce appropriate glamour, like the Cristallo stone and Grigio Trambiserra marble seen throughout.
This project, just as Berkus’s others, was crafted with intentionality, precision, and artistry. “Designing a home is deeply personal, and it’s something I never take lightly. Every detail—no matter how small—contributes to the larger story, and in this case, that story was about creating a sanctuary in the sky,” Berkus says.
Related Companies holds the pricey listing with its own private elevator and the primary suite situated ideally on the top floor.
