The triplex penthouse at Manhattan’s Pierre hotel has a new look: In the cavernous living room that was once the hotel’s ballroom, oil paintings and Oriental rugs have been replaced by contemporary furnishings. The apartment also has a new, lower price: $57 million. The 16-room co-op has been on and off the market several times since it was put up for sale in 2013 for $125 million. But after it failed to sell at its most recent price of $63 million, owner Barbara Zweig decided to take a different tack. Last fall she took the apartment off the market, removed her furniture and hired staging company Interior Marketing Group to give the five-bedroom apartment “a more contemporary living style,” said Mary K. Rutherfurd of Brown Harris Stevens, who is listing the property with her daughter and colleague Leslie R. Coleman. While there had been some offers on the apartment, “interest was limited by the formal décor,” Ms. Rutherfurd said. IMG removed the carpeting from the black marble staircase and replaced the patterned wallpaper in the master bedroom. In the entry foyer, mirrored walls have given way to neutral grasscloth wallpaper. Spanning the 41st to 43rd floors of the hotel, the apartment has four terraces, three kitchenettes in addition to the main kitchen, a sauna and a private elevator. The monthly maintenance of $48,080 includes a dedicated two-person housekeeping staff. Ms. Zweig is the widow of late financier Martin Zweig. After her husband’s 2013 death, she paid $12 million for an apartment on a lower floor of the building, according to public records. Ms. Zweig wasn’t available for comment, but Ms. Rutherfurd said she moved out of the triplex a few months ago. This article originally appeared on The Wall Street Journal.