With its floor-to-ceiling windows, this glass penthouse apartment in New York City's Upper West Side provides amazing views of the vibrant city's skyline. On the inside, the design by Turett Collaborative Architects is quite neutral so that the incredible views from the apartment remain the most striking focal point.
Since the penthouse lets in so much natural light, the interior takes advantage of this with glossy white walls and other bright finishes to ensure that light is bounced around. For the most part, the space is fairly open, however there are some partitions that help to separate off different areas and more enclosed spaces, especially as it comes to the more private areas of the home.
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