Rest

Elegant interior at 448 West 23rd Street Chelsea townhouse with beige walls, ornate white ceiling moldings, arched double doors, and wooden display cabinet
Close-up of a hand holding a ring with a large blue hexagonal gemstone and smaller clear gemstones, with a jeweler using tweezers to place a clear gemstone.

Regenerate

A person designing a ring sketch on paper, with a completed ring featuring a large blue gemstone and surrounding diamonds held in their hand.
Close-up of a diamond ring being set with a tiny screw or tool.

PRIMARY SUITE

DREAM IT

Bedroom at 448 West 23rd Street Chelsea townhouse with two large windows, white bed with blue pillows, bench, nightstands with lamps, framed artwork, and chandelier
Elegant walk-in closet at 448 West 23rd Street Chelsea townhouse with cream walls, chandelier, window with dark curtains, wooden table, armchair, and built-in wardrobes
Modern bathroom at 448 West 23rd Street Chelsea townhouse with freestanding oval bathtub, glass shower, double vanity, large mirror, and dark-toned finishes
Elegant home office at 448 West 23rd Street Chelsea townhouse with dark wood paneling, large window, desk with books and lamp, green armchair, and framed painting
Empty living room at 448 West 23rd Street Chelsea townhouse with hardwood floors, white walls, fireplace, large windows, and ceiling lighting

Occupying the entire second level of the residence, the master suite at 448 West 23rd Street is not merely a bedroom—it is a private apartment within the home, conceived with the same intentionality and grace as a couture salon. Entered through a gallery-like hall, the space unfolds with an architectural rhythm designed for privacy, poise, and repose.

At its center lies the primary sleeping chamber, spanning 15 by 17 feet and set along the historic façade—an enveloping, luminous space where serenity is shaped by proportion and light. Soft morning sun filters through oversized windows; walls may be wrapped in silk or fine lacquer, framed by custom millwork and subtle metallic glints. To one side, a dedicated study or private retreat offers an intimate space for correspondence, reflection, or collection display—echoing the quiet grandeur of a gentleman’s library or an artist’s atelier.

Bedroom at 448 West 23rd Street Chelsea townhouse with white bed, green curtains, chandelier, artwork, and wooden furniture

Entire Floors Devoted to Stillness, Ritual, and Refinement

  • Guest Suite

    Guest Suite, Sleeping Area

  • Elegant living room at 448 West 23rd Street Chelsea townhouse with cream sofa, armchair, black and gold coffee table, abstract art, and large window with dark curtains

    Guest Suite, Sitting Room

  • Third Bedroom

    Third Bedroom

  • Fourth Bedroom

    Fourth Bedroom

  • Fifth Bedroom

    Fifth Bedroom

  • Sixth Bedroom

    Sixth Bedroom

Flanking the suite are dual dressing rooms, discreetly accessed and generous in scale, allowing the rituals of preparation to unfold in calm continuity. Beyond lies the primary bath—a jewel box of natural stone, polished metal, and architectural geometry. Spanning the full depth of the townhouse, it is anchored by a glass-enclosed wet room—fully extending from front to back—where light plays across honed marble, fluted glass, and patinated fixtures. The soaking tub, set just outside the enclosure in the far corner, offers an invitation to linger, while vanities and mirrors along the opposite wall reflect a quietly luminous elegance. It is a space conceived not merely for function, but for ritual—a private spa elevated to a work of art.