The Ludlow Hotel in New York City has unveiled the Ludlow Penthouse on the 17th floor.
The Penthouse aims to captures the gritty, urban charm of Manhattan’s Lower East Side with eclectic furniture and artwork chosen by hotelier Sean MacPherson. In addition to a large bedroom with a king-size bed, the 1,500-square-foot (139-square-meter) space features a full kitchen, a dining table that can accommodate six guests, an expansive living room, a skybox sitting area and two full bathrooms with rain showers — one of which has a windowed soaking tub.
Artwork includes pieces such as handmade Moroccan chandeliers in addition to an entertainment center with a record player and vintage vinyl records.
Capping off the space is a 1,000-square-foot (93-square-meter) outdoor furnished terrace, which extends along the side of the building and promises stunning views.