The Maroon 5 frontman and wife Behati Prinsloo‘s 2,800 square-foot apartment in New York City is a spacious sanctuary but with only one bedroom it’s no surprise the couple – who are expecting their first child together – recently put the loft on the market for $5.5 million. Time to make room for their little one!
Cobalt blue couches, an oriental rug and a gorgeous funky chandelier (all up for grabs with the sale of the home) deck the 60-foot living room.
A giant island with black granite countertops, oak wood cabinets and a Subzero fridge make this an ideal eat-in kitchen.
It wouldn’t be a musician’s home without a little fun. The entertaining area boasts a full-size pool table and Playboy-themed pinball machine.
Restored exposed brick line the walls of the singer’s private quarters decorated with neutral colors and dark wood. And with 13-foot ceilings comes oversized windows allowing for a picturesque view of the SoHo neighborhood.
If you’re not in the mood to use the deep-soaking Jacuzzi tub in the grey-tile bathroom don’t fret, there’s a separate walk-in shower.
Exposed pipes and six original columns give the sunny space a certain charm.
WELCOME HOME
The Maroon 5 frontman and wife Behati Prinsloo‘s 2,800 square-foot apartment in New York City is a spacious sanctuary but with only one bedroom it’s no surprise the couple – who are expecting their first child together – recently put the loft on the market for $5.5 million. Time to make room for their little one!
THE LIVING ROOM
Cobalt blue couches, an oriental rug and a gorgeous funky chandelier (all up for grabs with the sale of the home) deck the 60-foot living room.
THE KITCHEN
A giant island with black granite countertops, oak wood cabinets and a Subzero fridge make this an ideal eat-in kitchen.
THE GAME ROOM
It wouldn’t be a musician’s home without a little fun. The entertaining area boasts a full-size pool table and Playboy-themed pinball machine.
THE BEDROOM
Restored exposed brick line the walls of the singer’s private quarters decorated with neutral colors and dark wood. And with 13-foot ceilings comes oversized windows allowing for a picturesque view of the SoHo neighborhood.
THE MASTER BATH
If you’re not in the mood to use the deep-soaking Jacuzzi tub in the grey-tile bathroom don’t fret, there’s a separate walk-in shower.