First Look: Inside 20 Broad, FiDi's New Luxury Rental Building
Exclusive photos from inside a residential tower that was once a part of the New York Stock Exchange.
Once a part of the New York Stock Exchange, 20 Broad, in New York City’s Financial District, has been reimagined by architecture firm Cetra Ruddy into luxury residences. The design of the 533-unit, 29-story building gives nods to the midcentury modern style popular at the time it was built in 1956 and features desirable amenities from a yoga studio to an outdoor movie theater on a grand terrace. To showcase the interiors, the rental building’s developer Metro Loft tapped ASH NYC to design an array of model homes of varying aesthetics, playing off the apartments’ high-ceilings and oversize windows, which help create bright, open spaces brimming with natural light. ELLE Decor takes you inside 20 Broad below for an exclusive first look.
Living Room
The furnishings in 20 Broad's living spaces create a bright and cozy midcentury look.
Kitchen
The kitchens feature stripped oak flooring, custom Italian cabinetry, paneled appliances and quartz countertops with matching backsplashes.
Children's Playroom
ASH NYC equipped a playroom in a model apartment with midcentury modern furniture and a teepee.
Children's Bedroom
Twenty Broad is located next to one of Manhattan’s most iconic landmarks and apartments start at $2,455 per month.
Dining Room
The dining area in this model residence offers space to unwind and take in the city views. Accents include midcentury chairs and an elegant stone dining table.
Foyer
As with many office-to-residential conversations, 20 Broad has vast layouts providing more livable square footage.
Living Room
For the second model living room, ASH NYC makes a departure from white walls for darker hues.
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