111 West 57th Street, New York
Steinway Tower is showcased as an 84-story development on “Billionaire’s Row” with the distinction of being over 1,428 feet tall. It offers residents symmetrical views of Central Park, the Upper East Side, and the Upper West Side, housing 77 luxury apartments.
Steinwood, as a specialist in high-end fitted furniture and storage solutions, worked closely with the project’s designers and architects. Their role involved supplying veneer finished solutions for vanity spaces, kitchens, and more, ensuring that the interior quality matches the stunning exterior of the Steinway Tower
Artistic Design & Vision
The project was described as incredibly demanding but equally rewarding. It tested Steinwood’s manufacturing and craftsmanship capabilities, as well as their logistic prowess in delivering their products across the globe to the site of the Steinway Tower.
The firm involved in the interior design and staging concept, curated a collection of luxury furniture and artworks, drawing inspiration from the building’s history that dates back to the 1920s. They aimed to connect the spirit of the historic space with modern opportunities in New York City. The interior design included museum-quality pieces from various eras and regions, such as a unique Gio Ponti library from the 1930s and furniture by Brazilian designer José Zanine Caldas, setting a precedent for a blend of historical richness with contemporary design.
Crafting Steinway Tower's Luxurious Interiors
Steinwood’s contribution to the Steinway Tower centered on delivering bespoke interior joinery that upheld the building’s blend of historical elegance and modern luxury. Their work entailed crafting custom veneer finishes for the kitchens and bathrooms within the luxury apartments. Each design element from Steinwood was meticulously created to echo the tower’s external magnificence, reflecting the high-end aesthetic expected by future residents. The company met the challenge with unique door finishes made in the UK, employing the finest veneers and designs that needed to consider various factors such as angles, colors, textures, and scale
