Interior designer Melanie Cder Russo unveils her latest project, a 6,200 square foot duplex on the Upper East Side, in a recent video walkthrough. This duplex, a fusion of two distinct units, provided Russo with the ideal canvas to create a space that epitomizes both chic sophistication and inviting comfort.

Upon entry, guests are greeted by breathtaking floor-to-ceiling windows that frame the expansive New York skyline. Russo cleverly uses a floating wall clad in hammered bronze panels to subtly divide the kitchen and lounge areas from the dining space, enhancing the apartment's flow and aesthetic appeal. The choice of rich rust hues in the decor elements, like throw pillows and lampshades, injects a vibrant yet harmonious burst of color throughout the living spaces.

The duplex's show-stopping feature is undoubtedly its 22-foot-high windows that offer panoramic views and fill the dining area with natural light, complemented by whimsically suspended rings of light above a handcrafted walnut and bronze dining table. The floating sculptural staircase not only serves as a stunning architectural element but also seamlessly connects the two levels, enriching the continuity and fluidity of the design.

Russo's attention to detail is evident in the great room, where she introduces dual seating arrangements, united by a vintage-designed rug that introduces unexpected yellow and green tones. Each piece of furniture is chosen for its artistic value, from the bold colors of the sofa chairs to the high gloss red lacquer of the hydraulic bar cabinet. The primary bedroom epitomizes dark, seductive luxury with a black-on-black patterned rug and a glossy wood four-poster bed, highlighted by a chrome yellow daybed that stands out as a bright, statement piece in the sultry setting.

This Upper East Side duplex is more than just a residence; it's a testament to the power of bold, thoughtful interior design to transform spaces into luxurious, livable works of art.

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