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ARCHITECTURE AS ART

Set on the Upper East Side, 133 East 73rd Street was erected in 1898 in Neo Georgian and Neo Italian Renaissance styles and is defined by its original limestone and brick facade. Restored with thoughtful craftsmanship, the landmarked building stands out amongst the neighboring 20th-century townhomes with an aesthetic distinctly its own.

The 6-story boutique building evokes a New York City gilded timelessness while the contemporary art deco interiors arouse a culture of art and beauty within the four elevated residences. 

INTERIORS BY MERONI

Designed and conceptualized by the renowned Italian design firm Meroni, the artisanal and custom furnishings are of the highest quality available for a life of unmatched luxury for its discerning residents.

The Milanese company has been family-owned since 1984 and is recognized for its use of European-sourced marble and stone in addition to conceptualizing contemporary spaces without compromise.

The Meroni portfolio is known for including hand-crafted furniture, informed by couture and glamour through the study of form and reinterpreting historical styles into exclusive environments made for modern living. From private homes to commercial buildings, their signature is sophisticated Italian design at its very best.

Meroni conceptualizes Art Deco elements throughout the interiors at 133 East 73rd Street. Each sophisticated residence is a place of palatial proportions with custom furnishings honor the expansive spaces with a blend of contemporary and classical concepts. Versailles parquet floors, sculptural lighting fixtures, marble countertops, bathrooms, and vanities are all framed by frieze engraved molding in reference to European design.