Statement pieces for your premium address
When you’ve invested millions in a high rise condo, every corner of your home should reflect the same sense of luxury. After all, if you’ve already secured an upscale address, why not let the interiors match the prestige?
Designer furniture and statement accents not only enhance your space but also showcase your lifestyle at its finest. Here are a few luxury pieces worth splurging on—investments that will truly elevate your condo.
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Alys 10 from B&B Italia
The Alys 10 is the kind of bed that instantly makes any bedroom feel luxurious. Its signature leather headboard adds a bold, sculptural touch, while the softer curves and refined finishes (like milk-white leather with contrast stitching) bring elegance and comfort together. For a condo bedroom where every detail counts, this piece transforms the space into a true sanctuary.
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Canton Reference Alpha 1
The Canton Reference Alpha 1 is the ultimate upgrade for movie nights at home. With diamond-coated drivers and precision engineering, it delivers rich, lifelike sound. Housed in a sleek wood cabinet, it’s a design statement as much as it is an acoustic powerhouse.
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O’Lock side table from Fendi Casa
The O’Lock bedside table is a compact piece that makes a big impression. With its sleek oval shape, striped wood inlay, metal frame, and leather magazine holder, this piece blends storage and style in one elegant design. Ideal for condo living, it shows how even the smallest accents can elevate a space with luxury.
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Moonsetter from Louis Poulsen
The Moonsetter floor lamp by Danish designer Anne Boysen is a one-of-a-kind piece. Crafted from chrome-plated aluminum, its bold geometric form features a rotating disc: white on one side, mirrored on the other, allowing you to play with both light and reflection. In a condo setting, it doubles as lighting and art, elevating your interiors with a gallery-like feel.
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Little Petra VB2 from Design Story
First introduced in 1938, Viggo Boesen’s Little Petra lounge chair remains a Danish design icon. Compact yet inviting, its low, open shape makes it perfect for curling up in any corner, instantly bringing warmth and style to both small and spacious interiors. For condo living, it’s the ideal balance of luxury and practicality—cozy enough to sink into, yet sized to fit seamlessly into smaller spaces.
