The sense of place in this loft apartment is unmistakably New York.
Natural light fills this Manhattan home via a central staircase, reaching every corner and extending all the way to the garden.
A prewar building with views of Central Park is the setting for designer Jessie Schuster’s latest project, an art enthusiast’s bold apartment.
Clive Lonstein reimagines a pre-war Upper West Side apartment as a refined, art-filled retreat that balances downtown edge with architectural heritage.
Studio Nicholas Obeid has enriched the interiors of a New York City apartment through a thoughtful curation of furniture, lighting and artwork.
Perched five hundred feet above New York City’s Flatiron District, this aerie blends seamlessly with the clouds.
The Warren Street Hotel has opened in Lower Manhattan’s Tribeca neighbourhood.
Here are Iain Halliday’s top five places every design lover should visit while in the Big Apple.
Loft in Tribeca is a creatively renovated residential space nestled within an iconic pre-war industrial building in lower Manhattan.
Nomad Loft by MKCA
Project Feature
New York Home, a contemporary oasis spanning three generous levels in Tribeca, is shaped by sculptural gestures and clean lines.
HB Townhouse sees Nicolas Schuybroek Architects adopt the aesthetic they are known for to the historic and spacious home while celebrating light and texture in the process.
West Village Townhome sees Elizabeth Roberts Architects and And Studio pay homage to the home’s eclectic past whilst grounding it in place.
Nestled in its rural upstate New York locale, North Salem Farm sees Worrell Yeung repurpose and redefine the existing structure through forming a series of crisp gable forms.
Looking down on the world from the loftiest of heights, Banda Penthouse sees Banda rework the interior of a statement building by SHoP Architects.
Australian leisurewear brand Venroy’s latest retail initiative, in the small coastal hamlet of Montauk, New York, marks the brand’s maiden outpost in North America.
With no formal art training, Cj Hendry’s practice began as a hobby. Grounded in a fascination with contemporary material culture, her infatuation turned into large-scale, hyper-photorealistic drawings