A sculptural, blown-glass pendant and large-scale abstract canvas are set against full-height oak paneling. Photo: Stephen Karlisch
High above Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, Pyramid Builders transformed a 6,500-square-foot penthouse atop the Four Seasons into an elegant perch for a pair of art collectors. Floating gallery walls and white oak paneling narrate a restrained material palette. High-end finishes of onyx, marble, fumed eucalyptus, Venetian plaster and bronze highlight the project, which includes a theater room with wet bar and a kitchen clad in warm oak, quartzite and brass.
Architecture: Ziger|Snead Architects. Interior Design: Laura Lee Clark Interior Design, Inc. Builder: Bret Anderson, president and founder; Dave Attenberger, chief operating officer; Julie Kellar, project manager; Drew Ashton, site manager, Pyramid Builders.