What do you do with an apartment that has been designed for exactly one couple and absolutely no one else in the world? Include an NFT. schlife writes
with the same square footage in the same building is going for nearly $7 million. Now, as the New Yorkreports, the price has come down to $4 million, and the buyer gets to walk away with a dubious perk — an NFT of the home as it is now, so the future owner can forever remember the space before taking a sledgehammer to it.
We are treated to a slow pan of the rooms and are mostly overwhelmed by the treelike sculptures, which Wanta says are “creating your environment”; they are “huge” and “big” and “expressive” indeed. Besides these, the bathroom and kitchen are filled with sculptural counters and islands that mostly add to the claustrophobia.
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