Piet Oudolf describes the process of creating The Seasonal Walk at the New York Botanical Garden five years ago as a summer garden and how it's kept is alive through all four seasons.
As mid-autumn days continue to grow shorter, keep a bright perspective with whimsical light fixtures that send out positive vibes.
As all creative types know, inspiration can strike almost anywhere. The latest thing to catch lighting designer Andreea Avram Rusu’s eye? The graffiti that adorns New York buildings, which she has captured in photographs over the past several years.
As all creative types know, inspiration can strike almost anywhere. The latest thing to catch lighting designer Andreea Avram Rusu’s eye? The graffiti that adorns New York buildings, which she has captured in photographs over the past several years.
Ghoulish goings-on are not uncommon when it comes to real estate in the big, bad city. Predatory agents, surprise assessments, and untrustworthy superintendents can make urban dwelling a decidedly scary proposition. But nothing’s more frightening than the otherworldly spirits that some people believe live among us.
What do you get when you take 22 design firms and set them loose on the 55th and 56th floors of the luxury Residences at W New York – Downtown? A showhouse to end all showhouses, full of brilliant decor, amazing ideas, and breathtaking views of Lower Manhattan’s Financial District. NYC&G was proud to sponsor the project, which raised funds for the new Lenox Hill HealthPlex in Greenwich Village and set the bar even higher for great design in New York.
Meet some of the most talented and successful architects in the area, experts who understand the importance of a well-designed home.
NYC&G’s second annual design extravaganza was a celebration of top talent.
A day of book signings and a bunch of brand-new showrooms at the NYDC.
Why not work one of these stunning pieces, from an Art Deco aquamarine briolette pendant to a pair of flower brooches with round, oval, and cushion-cut sapphires and diamonds, into your fall wardrobe?
The winning project in the 2014 NYC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Interior Design came courtesy of Lorraine Bonaventura Architect, with runner-up going to Deane, Inc. and Finalist Recognition going to Ronald Bricke & Associates as well as DHD Architecture & Interior Design.
The winning project in the 2014 NYC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Product Design came courtesy of Cliff Young, Ltd., with runner-up going to Wheelock Maidique and Finalist Recognition going to Weitzner as well as Phil Caggiano Design.
The winning project in the 2014 NYC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Interior Design came courtesy of Wesley Moon Inc., with runner-up going to Tracy Brown Interiors and Finalist Recognition going to Mojo Stumer Associates as well as ID 810 Design Group with Toledo + Geller.
The winning project in the 2014 NYC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Architecture came courtesy of Mitchell Studio, with runner-up going to Radoslav Opacic Architects and Finalist Recognition going to Carol Kurth Architecture as well as Lorraine Bonaventure Architect.
The winning project in the 2014 NYC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Garden Design came courtesy of Jon M. Babinski Architect, with runner-up going to Sean Jancski Landscape Architects and Finalist Recognition going to Glenn Gissler Design as well as Just Terraces.
The winning project in the 2014 NYC&G Innovation in Design Awards in the category of Bath Design came courtesy of Riverside Design, with runner-up going to Carol Kurth Architecture and Finalist Recognition going to Clean Design as well as Darci Hether New York.
The winners of the second annual NYC&G Innovation in Design Awards were announced on September 17 at a ceremony held at the Harvard Club in New York City. Judged by an illustrious panel—interior designers Kerry Delrose, Elaine Griffin, Alexa Hampton, Amy Lau, and Bunny Williams, antiques dealer Liz O’Brien, and Ralph Pucci creative director Ken Smart—the best design projects in the New York region were recognized in the categories of interior design, architecture, garden design, kitchen design, and bath design.
