Designer Sharon Rembaum Lists Her Personal Tribeca Condo at 124 Hudson Street

In the heart of Tribeca, a one-of-a-kind condominium at 124 Hudson Street #3B has hit the market, offering a rare glimpse into the personal vision of interior designer Sharon Rembaum. Listed by Sophie Ravet of Brown Harris Stevens, the two-bedroom, 2,100-square-foot home was completely rebuilt by Rembaum as her own residence—not for resale. “It was not designed and created for resale,” Ravet says. “It was for herself.” That distinction is evident in every detail, from the new kitchen and bathrooms to the soundproofed ceilings and layered lighting design. Rembaum preserved the original 10-foot ceilings and spacious room proportions while maximizing storage with custom millwork and enlarged closets. The living room features a gas fireplace with floating shelves and built-in cabinetry that conceals the television, while the open kitchen boasts Calacatta marble, an oak island, and Gaggenau appliances. The primary suite includes bespoke millwork and a marble bath with radiant floor heating. A separate den with iron-and-brass bifold doors adds flexibility. The building itself, with only 26 residences, offers full-time doorman service and a landscaped garden. Ravet notes that buyers are drawn to the finishes and precision, and she believes the home will age beautifully because it doesn’t follow trends. Located on a wide street with western exposure, the apartment enjoys abundant natural light, and the neighborhood’s historic district status protects it. Tribeca’s quiet charm and dining scene make it a sought-after enclave, and this designer-built home stands as a testament to thoughtful, enduring design.