7 guides on design for residents of The Anthem at 222 East 34th Street.
When the days finally lengthen and the windows can open again, there's no better time to reset your space. Spring cleaning in a rental is about more than scrubbing — it's a chance to refresh how yo…
Read Article →A private terrace high above Manhattan is a rare gift — and with a little know-how, it can become a genuine garden. Growing plants in the sky comes with its own quirks: more wind, more sun, and con…
Read Article →A 5×7 rental bath can still feel like a hotel. These small bathroom ideas for apartment living use textiles, vertical storage, and zero renovation.
Read Article →A 12×14 living room can read quiet-luxury, not cramped. These small living room ideas for NYC renters focus on scale, warm metals, and one strong light layer.
Read Article →A full bed, one nightstand, and a reading lamp that does not wake your roommate — small bedroom decor for NYC renters starts with scale and one jewel-tone accent.
Read Article →Making an apartment feel like home doesn't require a designer's budget. With a few smart strategies, you can create a space that looks intentional and put-together for far less than you'd expect —…
Read Article →A studio or one-bedroom in Manhattan can feel just as comfortable and stylish as a place twice its size — if you furnish it with intention. Small-space living isn't about sacrifice; it's about smar…
Read Article →Browse available studios, 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom residences at The Anthem — 222 East 34th Street, Manhattan.
View All ListingsNestled between Midtown and Gramercy, Murray Hill is one of Manhattan's most enviably located neighborhoods — a residential sanctuary steps from the city's greatest landmarks, transportation hubs, and cultural institutions.
Positioned at the center of it all, residents of The Anthem enjoy unparalleled access to Grand Central Terminal (10 minutes on foot), the Empire State Building (visible from nearly every window), and the waterfront promenade along the East River. The neighborhood's tree-lined streets and boutique dining scene provide a calm contrast to the energy of Midtown just blocks away.
Murray Hill's central latitude makes every corner of New York City accessible in minutes — Downtown, Uptown, Brooklyn, Queens, and New Jersey are all within easy reach via subway, bus, and ferry.