Perched 660 feet above New York City, this $38 million duplex offers some of the best views of the Manhattan skyline, and is a sight to behold all on its own. Designed by Andre Mellone, the founder and principal of Studio Mellone, the home takes inspiration from some of the city’s most iconic locations.

Located on the 49th and 50th floors of 200 Amsterdam, the tallest building on the Upper West Side, the four-bed, four-and-a-half-bath penthouse takes up more than 6,000 square feet. To fill such an imposing space, Mellone went with a classic yet striking design scheme. A few reference points included the fashion designer Halston’s Upper East Side townhouse and studio headquarters in Olympic Tower, the architect I. M. Pei’s Upper East Side townhouse and the Metropolitan Opera House.

Farther into the home, the 360-degree views might be the most spectacular aspect of the living room, but Mellone’s design choices aren’t too shabby either, and in fact work to only enhance the vistas. The linen sofa, Arden Riddle swivel chairs and deeply colored terracotta rug were custom-made to fit the room’s specifications, while a long industrial-style office table sits behind the couch facing the windows, recalling Halston’s workspace.

That plays out in the modern and vintage furniture and accents, which combine to create a timeless aesthetic. A few highlights include the Christian Liaigre accent tables, the Danny Kaplan Titus lamps, the mid-century Feal Milano bookcase and the mid-century-inspired bed with integrated nightstands. In all, it’s a truly beautiful home in a truly beautiful location.