330 East 51st Street

> The five story house features an enormous amount of space including a family room, a media room, library, garden and an enormous penthouse terrace. > The four full bathrooms and two powder rooms are all outfitted with Waterworks fixtures and accessories. > Each bedroom has an abundance of closet space, and the master suite occupies an entire floor and encompasses a bedroom, a sitting room, two large dressing rooms and a huge spa-style bathroom. > A luxuriously paneled elevator connects all floors and the basement is equipped with a commercial laundry room as well as room for a wine cellar and a vast amount of storage. > The house was constructed in the late 19th century and was recently restored to its original splendor. > It was for many years the home of the great American writer John Steinbeck. > The library will be finished with a full set of hard cover’s of his works. > 330 East 51st Street has been designed by Eric Cohler, who is known for his timeless interior design, which infuses traditional forms with the unexpected, and he is considered one of the country's leading interior designers. > Cohler has been dubbed the "Mixmaster" by magazine editors in the interior design industry for using classical elements juxtaposed with contemporary materials for a jolt of unusual color or texture. > Extensive studies in both architecture and all aspects of design have been catalysts for Cohler's comfortable and livable design style. > His projects have included houses, apartments, and commercial spaces, across the United States, Europe, and the Caribbean.