Stephen Kent Johnson

If your home is starting to feel blah and you can’t figure out why, it might be what’s hanging on your walls.

Three emerging NYC-based collectors share how they’re breaking into the art-buying world.

Nicholas Blechman, creative director of the New Yorker, and Luise Stauss, a photo editor and art director, open their doors.

Midcentury completists score the ultimate catch: a 1959 post-and-beam fixer-upper in which to showcase their sprawling furniture...

Within just 580 square feet, a New York architect carves out a comfortable “vertical loft”—no clutter in sight.

A purveyor of contemporary Nordic design expands his brand’s presence stateside—beginning with his new Manhattan apartment.