MA Studio reworks a former candy factory loft without erasing its past.
Chatham Residence takes cues from the area’s rich agricultural history, emerging as a pared-backed analogue retreat.
Spanning 375 square metres, this four-bedroom apartment opposite the owners’ New York gallery feels contemplative and personal.
Harbour celebrated 50 years of Australian design and outdoor living with a special event at its New York flagship showroom during NYCxDesign.
The Staccato Collection brings together Astraeus Clarke’s refined metalwork and Devin Wilde’s sculptural ceramics in a gorgeous new lighting series.
Estudio Esmero honours Tiger House’s storied past while strengthening its connection to the outdoors and its Hudson Valley setting.
An undercurrent of grandeur draws you into every corner of Larchmont Residence, a Tudor Revival-style home that deftly blends past and present.
For General Assembly’s Colin Stief and Sarah Zames, the transformation of a 1970s barn in Hudson, New York, into a tranquil retreat was about celebrating the space by revealing what was already there.
Husband Wife reworks an historic Upper East Side townhouse, resolving decades of alteration through sculptural circulation, layered materiality and a calm interior.
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East Village Apartment by Lang Architecture embodies artistic character and individuality.
At her eponymous galleries in Paris and New York, Amélie du Chalard is redefining what it means to collect art.
In Clinton Hill Townhouse, a custom-built sauna isn’t a luxury but the cultural and conceptual heart of a home shaped around wellness and craft.
How Uhuru, a small-batch workplace furniture studio in New York, scaled nationally – while maintaining both its design and material integrity.
House on Sag Habor is a monolithic home shaped by careful siting, material restraint and a connection to landscape.
Joseph Carini of Carini Lang opens a rare three-day pop-up in New York, sharing a refined collection of tribal and antique objects.
The Grand Brasserie in New York’s Grand Central Terminal is the perfect showcase for French company Devialet’s groundbreaking sound systems.
Rising like an ebony-hued cube in Hillsdale, New York, House on a Hill frames a spatial narrative where resilience and nature take centrestage.
Honouring the original home, Park Slope Brownstone by Shelter: Enso and Practical Arts takes cues from heritage craft and artistry.
Bangia Agostinho’s Clinton Hill Townhouse strikes an elegant balance between historic character and modern intervention – part restoration, part renovation.
Montauk recalls the history of its coastal enclave through unfussy materials and a spattering of hues that inject life and fun into this family home.
Danny Kaplan Studio has opened a multifaceted flagship showroom in a 19th-century cast-iron building in Manhattan’s Noho neighbourhood, designed in collaboration with architect Peter Martin.
Workstead recomposes industrial grit with domestic warmth, quietly paying homage to the ever-shifting skyline and structures of New York City.
Recalling the charm of a storied locale, Greenwich Village Maisonette by Havard Cooper Architect brings modern clarity to the historic architecture.