The living area of this Manhattan penthouse includes separate zones for watching television and gathering around the fire, making this a comfortable retreat in the center of the city for the family of four. Hanging daybeds enjoy the view of Central Park.

This Manhattan penthouse was fashioned by a previous owner out of storage rooms, a one bedroom apartment and unused space in the building’s decorative turret. Foley Fiore Architecture were tasked by the current owners to remodel the space to update the home to include ample communal living spaces comfortable for a young family with two teenage children. The living room includes a stylish, modern fireplace with a ceiling-mounted daybed swing.

A built-in entertainment center plays down the television by framing it with displays of art and collected items. The sofa with chaise extension offers a comfortable spot to watch a movie or show and enjoy views of Manhattan.

A daybed hanging from steel girders supporting this Manhattan penthouse home's mansard roof enjoys unparalleled views of Central Park.