This gut renovation by Peter Pennoyer Architects and Interior Designer Julie Hillman allowed for a centralized lighting control system as well as HVAC, Audio, Video, and security cameras all controlled seamlessly through Osbee’s Crestron system.
At the foot of the spectacular staircase designer by Peter Pennoyer Architects in the Foyer, a wall-mounted touchscreen and multi-function keypad give the homeowners complete control of their home upon entry while complementing the contemporary art installation.
Making technology disappear is one of the signatures of an Osbee Home. From a low-profile multi-function keypad that takes the place of multiple old-school switches to a flush-mount Tru-fig power outlet finished to match the surrounding veneer, every design detail is informed by the aesthetics of the interior design.
Osbee worked closely with the interior designer to create the custom millwork in the Library to house a 65-inch TV with a hi-fi soundbar designed to match the width of the display.
Other special touches include custom metal faceplates for all of the lighting keypads to accent the distinctive wallcoverings throughout the residence.
The two Media Rooms feature projection systems, one of which stars a 130-inch screen — something unheard of in a NYC apartment. Both rooms also feature surround-sound audio, and lighting and shades presets that automatically lower the shades and dim the lights with one touch.
