Modernism

Suspended between sky and city, Penthouse B by frenchCALIFORNIA occupies the 35th floor of Monogram New York, one of Midtown’s most refined new residential towers. The building, designed by Ismael Leyva Architects with interiors by Neri&Hu, blends Art Deco inspiration with a contemporary language, providing a perfect canvas for a residence that celebrates light, scale, and art as fundamental elements of design

We find ourselves in the mid-1920s when visionary developer George Merrick conceived the utopian neighbourhood of Coral Gables in Miami. At that time, the Mediterranean style was an invented aesthetic, a pastiche drawing from Italian, French, Spanish, and Arabic design elements

Extending over an area of 9,500 m², including 4,400 of terraces, with eighty-three rooms, of which sixteen suites, The Maybourne Riviera is a project that already impresses from the numbers of its spaces.