A recent panel discussion highlighted a growing trend for luxurious bathrooms in New York City's real estate market, with a specific focus on extravagant features such as large showers and views of Central Park. Michael Jones, a partner at Robert A.M. Stern Architects, noted that trends from South Florida are influencing Manhattan design, as similar luxury buyers cross over between these markets. While his firm historically favored traditional designs, they are now incorporating stylish elements that resonate with contemporary buyers seeking higher-end experiences.
Everybody wants a sexy bathroom. But demand has reached new aspirational heights. Think big, huge bathrooms with crazy showers and windows overlooking Central Park.
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Elements of the sleek, glassy condo style popular in Miami are making their way into designs for buildings in the city, as buyers shop in each market.
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