Softville Brings Art, Design, and Dessert to Nyc’s Lower East Side
At Softville, Studio Jeremyville and Gelato Messina pair inventive sundaes with playful sculptures, rotating exhibitions, and a beautifully restored storefront.
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A Brooklyn Brownstone Trades Restraint for Color and Character
Olive doors, a yellow staircase, and blue-green tile give historic rooms fresh energy.
A Giant Gold Coil by Plastique Fantastique Created a Loopy Portal on the High Line
The brainchild of artists Marco Canevacci and Yena Young of Plastique Fantastique, "auroBOROS" spent a week wedged beneath a raised building.
Travelling with an Entourage? Aman New York’s Sprawling ‘Homes’ Are Manhattan’s Most Lavish.
The Aman New York just revealed four sprawling new.
Céleste Boursier-Mougenot Brings His Floating Ceramic Orchestra Outdoors in Athens
Allowing an outdoor environment to introduce variables that previous presentations could largely control the title of the work refers to the Epicurean concept of the clinamen.
Sara Anstis’ Soft Pastels Summon Mythology, Dreams, and the Renaissance
Long interested in mythology and subjectivity, Anstis renders figures and symbolic objects amid surreal settings.
Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Lang Architecture’s latest project, an apartment in New York City’s East Village, began as two separate units inside a 1930s Art Deco building.
Snoopy’s Fashion Résumé Gets a New Chapter in New York
For a dog whose everyday wardrobe consists of little more than a red collar, Snoopy has developed a surprisingly impressive fashion résumé.
Leisurama’s Prefabricated Promise of Fabulous, Mid-Century Vacationing for All
On the eastern tip of new york's long island, nearly 200 homes popped up that welcomed summer travelers and adventurous investors.
Steal My Food Itinerary: A Long Weekend in Upstate New York
I love New York City in the summer, especially this past one, but I grew up in the shadow of the Rocky Mountains.
Studio Rosenthal Opens Up a Gramercy Park Apartment to the Light
New York’s historic Gramercy Park neighborhood may be known for its private park, but inside one nearby apartment, openness and sunlight were in short supply.
Denizens of a Crowded City Populate Erin Milez’s Dense Paintings
For Erin Milez, the hustle and bustle, but moreover the cramped spaces and tightness, characterize her crowded paintings.
New York City’s Last Standing Wood Column Company Closes After 110 Years
110 years later, Brooklyn's American Wood Column Corporation is closing.
Heritage Bookbinding Elements Transform in Contemporary Sculptures by Adelene Koh
For Loewe Foundation Craft Prize finalist Adelene Koh, an under-appreciated element of a book's construction becomes the highlight.
Lindye Galloway Reimagines Two Upper West Side Penthouses as One Home
The designer's first New York project was shaped by one unusual challenge
Mark Rothko’s Color Fields Mirror the Elements in a ‘Weather-To-Painting Experiment’
Rothko's paintings form the basis of a project called 'Current Rothko' by New York-based designer and creative director Joonas Virtanen.
Elaborate Kené Patterns by Sara Flores Continue an Ancient Indigenous Tradition
Flores is the first Indigenous artist to represent Peru at the Venice Biennale, complemented by a solo exhibition at White Cube in New York.
New York Knicks Win First NBA Championship Since 1973
The New York Knicks won their first NBA title since 1973 with a 94-90 victory over the San Antonio Spurs in Game 5.
Rock’n’house, Hudson Valley, New York
“Everything I design is meant to connect individuals to one another, to themselves, and to the cosmos” – architect Christian Wassmann.
Equinox Hotel Hudson Yards, New York
For those who seek a place that matches the scale of their ambitions and a space to restore and regenerate.
Poster House Museum, New York
After several years of planning and construction, Poster House opens its doors in June 2019.
Link Farm House, Stanford, New York
Set on a bucolic 220 acre farm in Dutchess County NY, this private home manifests the duality of living on this site: The desire for transparency and engagement with the landscape vs the desire for privacy.
Wendell Castle's Upstate New York Home
Wendell Castle (1932-2018) created unique pieces of handmade sculpture and furniture for over four decades.
Penthouse at 520 West 28th, New York
New York residential building designed by Zaha Hadid Architects.
Claus Porto, New York City
Conceived by Tacklebox Architecture under the direction of Jeremy Barbour, the design pays homage to Portuguese architecture and craftsmanship.
‘Seletti Wears Toiletpaper’ Pop-Up Store
Toiletpaper pop-up is at Moma Design Store’s downtown New York City location with goods from collaboration with Italian brand Seletti.
St. John's Place Townhouse, New York
Seeking to capture the classic-meets-modern essence of the home, Hatchet Design Build teamed up with designer John Sorensen-Jolink of Coil + Drift to style the space.
The Art of Matthew Grabelsky
Photorealistic paitings of animal heads on human bodies, riding New York City subway.
The Pits
A three-minute sweet story about an avocado searching for its other half.
A Trip Through New York City in 1911
This film was taken by the Swedish company Svenska Biografteatern on a trip to America.
Cj Hendry, MONOCHROME
MONOCHROME is open through April 8, 2018 at 276 Greenpoint Ave, Brooklyn, NY 11222.
Ludwig Favre “Chinatown, New York, Rainy Day.”
French photographer, Ludwig Favre, takes photos of New York’s Chinatown.
The Oak Refuge, Upstate New York
A cabin that harmonizes the rural atmosphere, genius loci, architecture and interior following Gesamtkunstwerk principles.
NYC Ballet Art Series Presents GERONIMO
Thousands of compostable, biodegradable balloons in a series of installations.
Jonathan Higbee, New York Streets Photography
Jonathan is a 2018 Hasselblad Masters finalist, and has earned multiple awards, including the 2015 World Street Photography grand prize.
Stone Island XO Barneys New York
With a streetwear-meets-utility aesthetic, Stone Island XO Barneys New York apparel is instantly recognizable by its military-inspired button-off logo patch.
Roman and Williams Guild, New York
Opened recently in a former Citibank space at the edge of Soho in NYC on the corner of Mercer and Howard Street.
New York City from Directly Overhead
Drone photos of New York City by Humza Deas.
Lego New York Rendering by J.R. Schmidt
Isometric rendering of New York City as built with LEGO bricks.
NYC Layer-Lapse
In the spirit of Einstein's relativity theory, layer-lapses assign distinct clocks to any number of objects or regions in a scene.