… Gave Our Modern Apartment Some Old-World Charm

Jeffrey Ventura Morell and Lyndel Urbano transform a run-of-the-mill city apartment into a home imbued with a sense of history.

… Un-Designed Our Home

Designer and developer Ari Heckman wanted the apartment he shares with partner Ethan Feirstein to be a quiet haven.

… Called in a Lot of Favors to Make Our First Apartment

Two young Texas transplants enlist some help to make 300 square feet feel like home.

The Bedroom

Interior-design firm McMillen, Inc., enlists the artisans at DeAngelis to resurrect an 18th-century-style canopy bed.

The Kitchen

Workstead takes a streamlined approach to a combo kitchen/dining room in a classic brownstone.

The Bathroom

A bath suite in the heart of the city with that rarest of urban luxuries—a private garden.

The Dining Room

Designer Robert Couturier transformed a warren of closets into an intimate dining room. Mosaic artist Farley Tobin embellished it.

Timothy Bade, Jane Stageberg, and Martin Cox’s Renovated Chelsea Duplex

“You can’t make any more prewar buildings, so why not embrace what you have?”

Jenny Wolf and Bruce MacLean’s Bachelor Pad in Noho

“I wanted to keep the intrinsic nature of the industrial architecture, but give it a modern feel.”

Devin O’Neill and Faith Rose’s Family Home in Flushing

“It’s about working with the collage of the neighborhood and translating that into how this family would use the space.”

Airborne

A duplex that capitalizes on its 360-degree vistas of Manhattan.

Rose Tinted

The design polymath Karim Rashid throws open the doors to his own Hell’s Kitchen home.

Industrious Design

A flawless take on the artist’s loft by Elizabeth Roberts of Ensemble Architecture.

Ask the Experts: The Florist

“Just as tomatoes taste freshest in the summer, flowers look best when bought in season.”

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