315 East 12th Street, #33

Welcome to your new eco-friendly media darling oasis in the East Village! Featured in the New York Times, Apartment Therapy, and The Nate Berkus Show, this stunning space is a tribute to Japanese multi-use design and environmentally-conscious living. With custom formaldehyde-free cabinets and a breathtaking plant wall, this home is sure to inspire you to live a more sustainable lifestyle.

The minimal modern design with Japanese influences and wabi-sabi aesthetic creates a calming atmosphere perfect for both work and socializing. The hidden closets and multi-use efficiency make the most of every inch of space, while the raised floor dining table in the tea room provides an intimate dining experience.

Located in the heart of a bustling city, this home on the 6th floor of a walk-up building offers more light and less noise. The kitchen features locally sourced bluestone countertops and Summit appliances, including the smallest ENERGY STAR rated fridge with a freezer on the bottom.

The bathroom boasts beautiful Interstyle Glass Hues tiles in the Eames pattern, Island Stone King Pebble floor tiles, and a Wet Style soaking tub.

The doors are recycled PET and the cabinets are all FSC certified wood. The bed cabinet is custom-made by AF Dot Interior. The Greenwall System and Concept is by Patrick Blanc, with deign consultation by Tina Dituri at Blondie’s Treehouse.

Live in luxury and style while making a positive impact on the environment in this one-of-a-kind home.

Residents of 315 East 12th Street enjoy easy access to all of the hot spots that the East Village is known for including Tompkins Square Bagels, Jackdaw, Milk Bar, and more along 2nd Avenue. Stuyvesant Square Park is only 2 blocks away as well as Union Square and it’s incredible farmer’s market nearby. Transportation is easily accessible via the L train at 1st Avenue or the N, Q, R, W, 4, 5, and 6 trains at Union Square.

All content above are visible to screen reader users, so you may ignore the show more button below.

Show more