Like many people who shoulder the hectic pace of New York, building careers or launching businesses, designer John Willey has paid his dues. Like many people, too, he eventually needed an escape from it all. “The city takes its toll…
“I'm attracted to rooms that are more precarious," says the designer. "I'm okay with imperfection."
Video highlights of some of NYC&G’s most memorable events and moments.
The rain didn’t affect the profusion of the vibrantly colored roses during Piaget's planting of a special rose bush in the famous Peggy Rockefeller Rose Garden.
The New York Botanical Garden hosted the Garden Sculpture and Antiques Fair: 1750 - 2013 Preview Party and Collectors' Plant Sale at the Conservatory Tent.
Blue skies, sunshine and tulips blossomed along Park Avenue in Manhattan this past weekend while the third edition of the Art and Antique Dealers League of America spring show took place at the venerable and historic Armory.
Decorator Todd Black completely renovates Sandra Ballentine's Murray Hill apartment into the penthouse of her dreams. With a proper kitchen and quaint terrace space, Black creates the perfect home for Ballentine to entertain and quietly work on her writing.
A former fashionista who worked as a visual merchandiser for Ralph Lauren, takes a stylish approach to the world of interior design.
On Saturday, May 4, the 139th running of the Kentucky Derby, known as the greatest two minutes in sports, took place at the Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. Here is a list of places in Manhattan that hosted the infamous event.
After settling on a 14th-floor, 3,400-square-foot apartment in New York City, an Ohio couple's recent transition meant a gut renovation to their new abode. The couple wanted to create a three-bedroom layout that flowed effortlessly and provided ample space for entertaining. They decided to call on decorator Michael Rosenberg.
Decorator Todd Black completely renovates Sandra Ballentine's Murray Hill apartment into the penthouse of her dreams. With a proper kitchen and quaint terrace space, Black creates the perfect home for Ballentine to entertain and quietly work on her writing.
Just in time for spring, these muted pastels in blue and green and purple and pink are dazzling and demure.
“I'm attracted to rooms that are more precarious," says the designer. "I'm okay with imperfection."
Since moving to the United States from Ecuador 13 years ago, designer Angel Naula has been making furniture the only way he knows how: by hand. Naula is a master at creating furniture suited to urban living, often incorporating storage compartments into everything from oversized tufted sofas to diminutive side tables.
Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS held its annual New York benefit with spectacularly decorated tables, dinner, and dancing.
From delicate wine glasses to circa-1955 Murano glass bookends, these local glass treasures have caught our expert's attention.
Decorator Marie-Christine McNally embraces a Jean Nouvel approach to modern living in New York by transforming her client's eleventh avenue condo into a modern family home for two.
Designers redecorating rooms for the Ronald McDonald House of Long Island attended a luncheon presented by Kravet and NYC&G
After 75 years at the Cloisters Museum and Gardens in upper Manhattan, the gardens still include medieval planting schemes, using plants known in the Middle Ages, since John D. Rockefeller Jr., donated the Unicorn Tapestries to the museum in 1937. The gardens have always been an important part of the concept behind the Cloisters.
With their daughters grown, Karen and Aaron Diamond had toyed for years with the idea of moving. “We’d been here for almost 35 years,” Karen Diamond says of their three-bedroom apartment in a 1927 building on Riverside Drive. “But we’ve always loved the Upper West Side, and why leave something we loved? So we stayed.”
Living in a five-bedroom triplex penthouse in SoHo can’t be that bad, right? Yet despite its celebrity pedigree, one of the two penthouse units at 30 Crosby Street, between Grand and Broome, has had a tough run on the real estate market...
Spring décor in flowery florals and vibrant hues are making waves into your homes. Check out our finds.
Twenty-nine-year-old Frenchman Olivier Canovas was looking to add more flair to his bland one-bedroom in the Trump Park Avenue so he called on decorator Amir Khamneipur to transform the 800-square-foot apartment into a polychromatic showpiece in shades of ebony, gray, cream, and bronze.
