Reaching for the Sky
Safavieh brings Feng Shui to interiors at The Grand, the new phase at Sky View Parc in Flushing, New York.
Sky View Parc, the luxury condominium development in Flushing, New York, created a sensation four years ago, generating headlines in the press such as, “Queens Gets Its Luxury On.” Promising “fashion, function and Feng Shui in every detail,” these condos sold like hotcakes and helped give Flushing a reputation as the most happening ’hood in Queens.
In a private study, a wallpaper mural of a wooded landscape provides a witty foil to Sky View Parc’s signature vistas of the Manhattan skyline.
With that reputation proven (Flushing’s Main Street is said to have the best Chinese restaurants in the world, outside of China), a new collection of high-rise homes at Sky View Parc is now under construction. Three luxury towers known collectively as The Grand will feature 743 units, ranging from studios to four-bedrooms. As with the first phase, pre-sales have been brisk.
Transitional furniture lends a crisp edge to the living room.
The developer of Sky View Parc is Onex Real Estate Partners, one of America’s oldest and most successful private equity firms. Onex has assembled a team of leading international players to make The Grand a reality—firms such as Moss Gilday Group, known for its cohesive approach to urban landscape Design.
The view shows how the towers of The Grand will look when completed.
Safavieh, for its part, created a model home for the sales center, which you see on these pages. Buyers can tap Safavieh to replicate the décor of the model or, if they prefer, have Safavieh design their new home from scratch. Either way, the result will be great Feng Shui with amazing skyline views.
Kips Bay Charmer - Designed for relaxed living, this apartment has touches of glamour that also make it perfect for entertaining. 
Windows on the Sound - Safavieh designers bring a visual drama to a Gatsby- era showhouse on Long Island's North Shore. 
The Last Word with Thom Filicia - The makeover maven touts the importance of simplicity and surprise.
Master of Modern - In the virtuoso interiors of Thomas O’Brien, traditional elements are always used to modern effect.
Room to Roam - Soaring, light- filled spaces and a cozy den lend variety to a designer show house. 
From The Painter’s Studio - Do look down: that gorgeous Safavieh rug beneath your feet was literally designed by hand.
