Waldorf Astoria New York enters a new era of hospitality with the opening of its residences on Park Avenue.
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Curated in collaboration with B&B Italia, the furniture is a masterclass in modern luxury
Walk-in closets make this a residential wonder.
Get ready for a sneak peek into luxe living like never before—Waldorf Astoria Residences New York, opening in late 2024, reveals iconic living above the skyline with its residences designed by interior visionary Jean-Louis Deniot. Set in unparalleled luxury with a storied address on Park Avenue, these homes offer living in the legacy of Waldorf Astoria, where the city’s grandest landmark becomes home. Waldorf Astoria Residences New York has teamed up with the iconic B&B Italia, masters of luxe furnishings, to deck out these chic city sanctuaries. Think sleek, modern furniture and design seamlessly woven into the building’s historic charm. Plus, you can up the ante with curated accessories or top-of-the-line tech from Bang & Olufsen, making these turnkey residences the ultimate blend of style and innovation.
These residences feature optimal dining spaces complemented by shrewd B&B Italia design
The B&B Italia collaboration lets buyers snag fully furnished residences—from cozy studios to spacious four-bedrooms. Plus, add top-tier Bang & Olufsen tech to match the sleek design, making your new home as stylish as it is brilliant.
A minimalist bathroom aesthetic by Jean-Louis Deniot includes marble and tiles aplenty
These turnkey design packages are offered in two distinct color palettes—warm and cool—reflected in everything from the furnishings to the wall covering and linens. This exquisite venture redefines luxury living, blending unparalleled design with a suite of exclusive amenities and services for which the globally celebrated Waldorf Astoria is known. Residents will access over 50,000 square feet of private amenities, ushering in a new era of luxury within this iconic New York City landmark.
Each palette extends through the furnishings, wall coverings and linens, creating a sanctuary above Park Avenue.
Photography by: TIM LENZ
