345 Harrison stands as a contemporary jewel in the skyline of Boston, a vertical expression of luxury living elevated both literally and conceptually. This sophisticated complex doesn’t merely house residents—it envelops them in an environment curated for elegance, relaxation, and panoramic indulgence. From the bustling streets of the South End to the quiet comfort of its own rooftop, every element of this project speaks to a life lived above the ordinary.
The sky deck, perched high above the city, is the undeniable centerpiece. With sweeping 360-degree views stretching from the shimmering harbor to the architectural heart of downtown, it’s an urban observatory designed for repose and reverie. To match the architectural ambition of the building, the outdoor furnishings had to be more than functional—they had to elevate the experience.
Enter the Casilda collection by Ramon Esteve. In a gold-toned composition, the Casilda sofas lend a sense of understated opulence. Their linear form contrasts beautifully with the soft textures of the cushions, striking a balance between structural clarity and inviting comfort. This isn’t just furniture—it’s spatial poetry that enhances every sunset watched from this height.
Complementing the Casilda arrangements, lounge armchairs and rocking chairs from the Cleo collection by Marco Acerbis bring sculptural elegance into the mix. Their rounded silhouettes break the rigidity of the skyline, inviting movement, conversation, and calm. Positioned around large bi-ethanol fireplaces, these pieces transform the rooftop into an all-season sanctuary where warmth and ambiance are in endless supply.
What makes this terrace truly exceptional isn’t just the design or the view—it’s the harmony between the two. It’s where Boston’s energy is observed in silence, where modern design and comfort converge, and where even a casual evening cocktail feels like an event. At 345 Harrison, the outdoors become an extension of the penthouse lifestyle—refined, radiant, and effortlessly elevated.
