First Look Inside Waterline Square's Starchitect-Designed Luxury Rentals
Waterline Square, the three-tower luxury residential development on Manhattan's Upper West Side, has just unveiled unveiled the new model homes.
With interiors by celebrated designers Champalimaud Design, Yabu Pushelberg and Groves & Co. complemented by architecture from Rafael Viñoly Architects, Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates and Richard Meier & Partners Architects, the residences at Waterline Square excel inside and out.
One Waterline Square
Ranging from studios to four-bedroom residences, the chic, expansive homes offer four palette variations and a rich selection of stones and woods not often found in rental residences. Caesarstone backsplashes and countertops with waterfall islands, custom wood-paneled vanities and polished chrome Grohe fixtures adorn the kitchens and bathrooms. The homes feature condo-level perks like kitchen islands, walk-in closets, wine refrigerators, fully-integrated appliance packages designed by Bosch, vented washer-dryers and five-fixture bathrooms, making for a truly elevated offering.
Two Waterline Square
Interior Marketing Group furnished the new model homes within Waterline Square, using custom furnishings, patterned wallpaper and bold artwork to transform the interiors of nine luxury units into turn-key homes. IMG's design team paired minimalist, modern furnishings with eclectic pieces to create dynamic, modern living spaces. Designed to accentuate the stunning Hudson River views and modern architecture, each unit has its own personality.
Three Waterline Square
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