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Perched atop a turn-of-the-century building in midtown, artist Ruben Toledo and fashion designer Isabel Toledo have created an atelier that feels like a fantasyland.

A sprawling Tribeca loft is the ultimate makeshift workspace for a design-loving new-media migrant.

123 reasons to love New York.

Elegantly nautical storage space in one boat-loving businessman’s Fifth Avenue penthouse.

Every empty apartment inspires a whole suite of fantasies. Our game: to take a $42 million Sutton Square mansion�more Greenwich than Manhattan�and give it some tantalizing hints of a possible future life. Our collaborators: art consultant Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn and interior designer Diana Viñoly. Their props: a Matisse, a Hirst, a $90,000 divan . . . you know, the usual.

Ian Schrager’s sleek new apartments are being sold as a minimalist’s dream. But that doesn’t mean they have to stay that way.

How do two members of the art world decide what should go in their own apartment? By mutual persuasion.

New York is a voyeur's paradise.

A Village duplex by Jonathan Adler that hearkens back to seventies Palm Beach.

Giorgio DeLuca and his landscape architect explain some of the tricks to penthouse horticulture: Don’t forget to trim the lawn. And when planting, think of your rooftop garden as beachfront property.