Museum Tower Transformation

Condominium Apartment
Midtown
New York City
1200 sf
1 bedroom 1.5 bathroom
Architecture + Interior Design + Lighting + Furnishings + Millwork

Museum tower dining and living room

This professional couple initially planned to move to find the spacious home and ample storage that they desired. When they decided to remain in place, Ageloff Design Group reimagined the condominium within the existing square footage.

Floorplan of museum tower

Reworking the floor plan and eliminating internal hallways increased functionality and created more usable space with an expanded kitchen and master bath, a spectacular bedroom closet and dressing area, and two distinct workspaces.

museum tower bathroom sink and tub

museum tower Kitchen view

dining area with table and chandelier

By modulating ceiling heights and combining a variety of lighting sources, the new design offers atmospheres that range from intimate to bright and spacious.

wooden custom Entryway closets

A custom designed, dramatic entryway conceals closets for storage, a pantry, powder room and refrigerator.

bedroom with bed with red painting overhead

Inspired by the neighboring Museum of Modern Art, Ageloff Design Group developed architectural details that highlight the owner’s art collection. The interplay between modern architecture and earthy materials creates a highly distinct and artful home.

Something Old, Something New