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Rich Heritage And Refined Interiors Shape Luxurious Chicago Condominiums

Taking a cue from the renowned and distinct architectural heritage of Chicago, the 747 North Clark building is a stylish, contemporary project in the River North neighborhood of the city. Encompassing six 2,000+ square foot condominiums, the unique façade of the building is clad in glass and steel to give it a modern industrial style. Hot-rolled steel siding and a charred oak entry door welcome you into the beautiful building where each condominium combines practicality and aesthetics in a transitional fashion. While the lobby is drenched in bold hues, the interiors of each condominium are draped in lovely neutral tones and a crisp contemporary style.

Conjured up and brought to life by Ranquist Development Group, all the condominiums in the structure make a similar style statement and vary between 2,000–2,580 square feet in size. An open-plan living area with an elegant kitchen and smart dining space leads into the bedrooms, the master suite and the versatile work areas. A small balcony connected to the living area ensures that the interior is both airy and spacious in its appeal. Large glass windows and a steel frame also bring a touch of industrial style indoors, while the rest of the home takes on a more modern look.

Custom-crafted interiors, sophisticated decor with Italian panache and energy-efficient installations in the kitchen give each condominium a distinct appeal. Redesigned from a “stalled recession-era construction project”, the 747 North Clark building is a combination of smart design solutions and affordable building practices. A perfect project that encapsulates the style and spirit of Chicago!

Sherry Nothingam

Sherry is a blogger who loves to live her life to the fullest. She enjoys everything associated with design, décor and stylish modern trends. Born in California, Sherry has grown up on open ranches and in a wild setting, which has defined her taste for design and developed her interest in examining how structures and homes interact with the beauti[...]

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