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  • Mansion in The Sky
    Craig Kellogg - 09/01/2009
    After years in a lavish house in Greenwich, Connecticut, two soon-to-be empty nesters heeded the urging of their children and decided to return to Manhattan in what their architect, Steven Learner, calls an "incredibly brave" leap of faith. "These are people with big personalities." And good timing. The house changed hands during the real-estate boom, enabling the couple to buy a 4,800-square-f... More

  • New York Show House Benefits Breast Cancer Research Foundation
    Nicholas Tamarin - 11/12/2009
    “Inspired Designs: A Show House Celebrating Extraordinary Women” will run through December 4 at 535 West End Avenue in New York. More
  • Blu Dot Stashes Chairs on New York City Streets
    Laurel Petriello - 11/03/2009
    To celebrate the one-year anniversary of their first showroom, the furniture manufacturer launched The Real Good Experiment, a New York curb-mining experiment on November 4 and 5. More
  • National Office Furniture Adds New Product to Line of Eco-Friendly Casegoods
    staff - 10/27/2009
    Adding to the industry’s selection of green casegoods, the manufacturer recently celebrated the indoor air quality certification of its veneer Casbah series. More
  • Henrybuilt Launches Affordable Kitchen Company Viola Park
    Nicholas Tamarin - 10/13/2009
    The modular kitchen system features interchangeable components and a wide range of colors and forms in the $15,000 price range. More
  • Pratt Institute Outfits Brooklyn Condos
    Nicholas Tamarin - 10/12/2009
    Alumni, faculty, and students of the Brooklyn-based art and design school completely furnished two model residence interiors in Rogers Marvel Architects' Third + Bond condominiums in the Carroll Gardens neighborhood. More
  • Let the Games Begin
    Dan Shaw - 10/01/2009
     Even in a sprawling five-bedroom on New York's Fifth Avenue, a formal dining room is sometimes de trop. This 4,300-square-foot apartment occupies half a floor in the prewar building that was once the posh Stanhope hotel—now transformed by the Extell Development Company into luxury condominiums with the ambience of the great Manhattan residences of the 1920's. More
  • Doing Good and Doing Well
    Craig Kellogg - 10/01/2009
     Brad Pitt would seem to be a patron with money to burn. After Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans, Pitt phoned a number of architects he admired and asked for help with prototype houses for displaced Ninth Ward residents. There was a catch, though—no one would earn a cent. Cradle to Cradle eco evangelist William McDonough, who advised Pitt on ground rules for his Make It Right Foundation Ne... More
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