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@moonandthestars wrote:

@Oznell I love all those floor to ceiling windows.  There is so mugh light and airyness in the space. The ceilings are so tall!  Probably breathtaking to visit the apartment.  Love the view - impressive.  I'm not sure how I would feel living there full time tho - I wonder if I'd end up feeling 'exposed' in some way.  Doesn't feel very private, althought you're up very high so in reality it probably is very private.  But just the feeling. I usually prefer some kind of window treatments, light and airy, to soften the look, but windows are sooooo large and there are  so many,   Without them tho anywhere it seems masculine or corporate to me.

The curved staircase is beautiful.  Different apartment?  From that staircase to the rest of the pictures below do you think the wall treatment is plaster?

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I would be inclined to bet that the window treatments are hidden, and not visible when completely open.

[CANDLEQUEEN]

Pretty wild, but no not for me. I don't care for heights like that at all. Maybe I could stay for a week or a long weekend, but that would it. Could never live there....None of it is my style though...

[stevieb]

Impressive spaces and obviously expensive elements, but not at all for me. 

[wilma]

The staircase is very cool and the views are magnificent! The bedroom & dining room are my favorite spaces, I don't care for the rest. 

[Tinkrbl44]

@Oznell 

Beautiful shots!   Any idea how many sq ft in this apartment?

I lived on the 19th floor of a high rise for almost two decades and found that the huge windows and extensive views made my condo look HUGE, although it wasn't.  The views just seem to extend the actual useable space.

[Oznell]

I'm sorry, @Tinkrbl44 ,  I don't know if they gave the square footage-- if they did, I didn't pick up on it.  It looks HUGE, but that might be because of the high ceilings, and as you mention, the views outside.  Good point about how the ever-present views through large windows, seem to expand the space...

[QVCisFun]

@Oznell wrote:

Hmmm, why the feathers?   Must be an "art installation".

@Oznell , It looks like a fuzzy caterpillar.

[Oznell]

Ha, ha, bang on, discerning @QVCisFun !

[JudyL]

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@Happy2BHere wrote:

Ha! The title "Wild and Crazy Bathroom" reminded me of one I saw of an expensive remodeling project on the "UK Daily Mail" site a while ago, and I wondered if it was going to be the same. Nope, but have your husband check this one out! And remember this is AFTER.

The open shower is to the left of the tub (I hope the drain will handle the water) and check out the floor tiles leading to the elevated tub -  I would probably break my neck after becoming dizzy from the patterned tile with steps up and down and then slice my ankle on the sharp corner edges LOL.

And I hope that chandelier over the tub never breaks and falls down into the bathwater!

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@Happy2BHere - oh my word.  I can't even look at the picture without getting dizzy and feeling sick to my stomach! LOL