The saying goes there's a place for everyone but at One Manhattan Square, there really is a residence to suit every type of character. The luxury development on New York's Lower East Side recently unveiled 10 model residences, each distinct and each designed by LES-based designer Anna Karlin. Whether you're a retail queen, the luxe family or a less is more type of person, here are 10 residences for every type.
The Instagrammer
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A museum of artifacts, a very natural curation of a well-traveled eye. Everything you see, touch and hear has a story to tell.
The Urban Gardener
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Hidden amongst the concrete jungle, we find an oasis, a secret paradise. Light spills from windows into this nest, revealing a unity between domesticity and nature.
Private Quarters
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Polite grandeur touches every corner of this space and gives us a brief glimpse into the unknown life of this mysterious and elusive character.
The Luxe Family
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This career couple has just had their first child and life is as chic as it always was. They seek quality in everything they buy and are unapologetic about their success.
The Retail Queen
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She’s all about the labels and what’s hot now, and her home is an extension of her happy place: the luxury retail boutique.
A Place For Entertaining
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Bright whites and pops of color spark your imagination as you gaze over the water. Inviting soft furnishings to play with clean lines at this home of a young entrepreneur.
The Young Family
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This successful couple and their teenager make an impactful trio. Their interior reflects their cultured life in New York and elevated aesthetic.
The Empty Nesters
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This is their time to focus on themselves and the life they deserve. The worries of 9 to 5 are over and they have moved back to the city to enjoy all it offers.
Less Is More
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Softwood edges move effortlessly into each other among whites and creams. A comfortable silence hums throughout with clear lines of vision and open rooms.
The Tech Giant
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This contemporary space revolves around functionality and experience—design has everything under control.
