Entering the foyer of the North Tower Penthouse immediately establishes the home's design language of high-end polished nickel hardware, bold glossy jewel tones, and molding profiles inspired by Hitchcock's Vertigo and Rear Window. The massive, inviting great room is an entertainer's dream space with access to the home's unique outdoor terrace. The great room's two walls of windows and wall of mirrors ensure that everyone gets access to the home's breathtaking views. Schenley Farms, Shadyside, Lawrenceville, East Liberty, and even the opposite shore of the Allegheny River miles away are all in view. The great room features smart lighting, high gloss emerald built-in bookshelves, a built-in buffet and bar with a hickory countertop, a beverage fridge, and lighted glass shelves. Knurled cabinet hardware matches the knurled doorknobs and pocket door pulls used elsewhere in the home. Outlets and cable management grommets in the built-ins keep things tidy. The walnut dining table is lighted by two genuine Nelson Saucer lamps with smart bulbs, and the table – custom built for the space by a furniture maker in Washington State – features a removable top that reveals a card and game table complete with drink holders and bins for game pieces.Off the foyer, one of the home's bonus rooms is currently outfitted as a media room with an 85" TV and Denon-powered 11-channel surround sound including six Dolby Atmos speakers. A built-in media cabinet features rattan inserts stained to match the home's hickory floors. Automatic temperature-controlled vent fans and retracting doors keep AV equipment cool. USB outlets, Philips Hue ceiling lights, and a Philips Hue TV backlight that syncs to images on the screen round out the room's tech. Gloss sapphire built-ins continue the home's jewel tones palette and match the room's wallpaper details and the foyer's chandelier, while light blue sconces custom-made by a designer in New Orleans preview the vintage blue fixtures found in the spare bathroom. The enormous eat-in kitchen features windows in three directions offering abundant natural light throughout the day, perfect for growing kitchen herbs indoors. A patio door exits to the home's second outdoor space, a spacious glass balcony. A full-size LG washer and dryer are conveniently located in the kitchen and concealed in a laundry closet. Two convection ovens, an induction stove, a concealed dishwasher, generous pantry space, and a convenient service entrance to the elevator lobby round out the well-equipped, bright, and modern kitchen. On the other side of the foyer, a second bonus room is currently configured as a home office. It features two desks, custom cabinets with rattan inserts to echo the cabinets in the den, smart lighting, a massive 49" ultrawide monitor, walnut desktops with integrated power grommets and under-desk pencil drawers, and a computer tower cabinet with integrated ventilation. The second desk is used as an art desk and features high-intensity 99 CRI desk lighting under a row of lighted glass display shelves. The office's wallpaper echoes the emerald green and gray colors used elsewhere in the home. A pocket door provides privacy without intruding on the room's footprint. The main hallway includes a closet and private access to the building's rooftop. The powder room's wallpaper ties together the blues, pinks, and blacks used throughout the home. Off the hallway are two spare bedrooms tied together by a jack-and-jill full bathroom.The enormous master suite includes a walk-in closet with wardrobe-style shelving and a master bath with new tile, fixtures, and a rain glass shower door. A rattan vanity echoes the rattan used throughout the rest of the home. The master suite continues the hallway and great room color palette to provide a cohesive sight line down the home's 95-foot length. The master bedroom itself is 300 square feet and provides generous room for a king-sized bed, seating area, and multiple dressers.