Design Notebook
Kips Bay Decorated, and Curated
By PENELOPE GREEN
Designers flexed their curatorial muscles at the annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House, animating their spaces with contemporary art.
Moby, once the ultimate downtown New York musician, now lives in a 1920s castle in the Hollywood Hills.
Designers flexed their curatorial muscles at the annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House, animating their spaces with contemporary art.
Throughout the Northeast and beyond, there are mansions, studio apartments, bungalows and row houses to suit every taste.
With small children in the equation, a father tries to cook and clean up as he serves Sunday brunch, but success is elusive.
Michael Devine, a fabric designer, shops for garden stools that are decorative outdoors or inside.
Deborah Lutz’s apartment reflects her keen interest in the 19th century — taxidermy, mourning jewelry and all.
Spaces by a dozen of the designers featured in the show house.
The musician spent $2 million restoring a 1920s house with views of Beachwood Canyon and the Hollywood Reservoir.
A renter with a talent for D.I.Y. projects aggressively redecorated her studio in an old Hollywood building.
Highlights from the International Furniture Fair in Milan, which ended on Sunday.
The artist, who turns old books into functional objects like lamps, mirrors and fire screens, has written her own book with a how-to guide.
L’Eau, a new chair from the Italian company Calligaris, has a seat with a gently curving shape and a semi-transparent concentric-wave design.
“Landslide: Every Tree Tells a Story,” an outdoor photo exhibition, opens Saturday at LongHouse Reserve in East Hampton, N.Y.
Frederick P. Victoria & Sons, a 78-year-old company known for antiques, reproductions and custom pieces, will have a pop-up store in Manhattan in May.
Switch Lighting mounts outward-facing LEDs on metal fingers and cools them with an inert liquid, creating a warmer, brighter output.
Discounts on furniture, bedding, linens and carpets.
The 19th-century stone-and-glass structure sits on an acre amid a fruit orchard and the thicket of chestnut, oak and beech trees.
A 1910 house in Austin, Tex.; a log house on the Deschutes River in Oregon; and a condo in an 1850 carriage house in Boston.
Even with the economic crisis, the apartment inventory most popular with foreigners has not seen a dramatic drop in prices.
An insider’s guide to what to eat, drink and do in New York, including a category on our favorite home furnishing stores, compiled by the editors and reporters in the Home section and T Magazine.