Aston Martin designs five luxury New York homes, including DBX

Automakers have paired, partnered, and worked with countless industries for special, unique, and one-off products. Aston Martin is no stranger to this, although his recent endeavor marks a first for the company. The luxury brand has teamed up with acclaimed architect Sir David Adjaye to bring Aston’s bespoke design to five luxury New York homes and customize the DBX SUV that is included in each of them.

The five houses on the 59th and 60th floors of 130 William in New York City have a large living and dining area that opens onto the outside loggia. The kitchen is equipped with Italian cabinets made of blackened oak, which are equipped with Gaggenau appliances. Marble is everywhere in the kitchen, although it shows up elsewhere in the houses. The master bedroom has a cashmere headboard, Formitalia furniture and a large walk-in closet.

Two or three bedroom homes can convert one into a racing simulator room, office, or library. Aston worked with Curv Racing Simulators for the setup. The company will treat those who want a library or office with “classic contemporary designs and bespoke elements”. Unique features include a classic Eames chair, black wood shelving and marble walls. Marble also gets into the bathroom where it is used for the bathtub and double sinks. There is also a walk-in shower and a private toilet.

Each home is equipped with a custom DBX SUV. This is the first time Aston has worked with an architect on the look of one of their vehicles that combines marble stone inlays with walnut satinwood. The DBX also features solid walnut cladding, parliamentary leather work, bronze details, real stone and black anodized aluminum. Of the five houses, two are penthouses with $ 10.5 million and $ 11.5 million. The other three houses cost between $ 3.98 and $ 10 million.