New York Architecture and Design

A full-floor loft apartment in a landmarked New York City building is an ideal blend of old and new, masculine and modern.

A growing family in Brooklyn downsizes their living space while expanding their collective quality of life.

Stewart-Schafer transforms a 1901 Brooklyn brownstone into a stylish, contemporary, and light-filled dwelling.

An enterprising couple turn their talents toward their Brooklyn residence, where period details meet a sartorial sensibility.

A designer couple bring work home, refashioning their home with a studied eye.

An architect renovates his penthouse residence on the roof of the historic Gilsey House in Manhattan’s NoMad district—adding height, space, and outdoor access.

Going from West Coast to East Coast and custom to spec, a couple ask a design team to individualize their standard-issue Brooklyn apartment.

Step back in time in this historic Brooklyn residence that has 2,150 square feet of beautifully renovated living spaces, along with 21-foot-high ceilings.

Nestled in a pre-war duplex in New York City, the historic apartment is treated to a modern makeover.

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

A French filmmaker celebrates American design in her vibrantly decorated pied-à-terre perched above Manhattan.

Gray Organschi Architecture and the Yale Center for Ecosystems in Architecture team up to create the Ecological Living Module, a self-sufficient tiny home, in just eight weeks.

A generic Brooklyn brownstone is transformed into a bright and spacious home—idyllic for entertaining kids and adults alike.

Known for her eclectic musical style and her eccentric costumes, Björk lists her pre-war co-op in Brooklyn Heights.

Brooklyn–based firm Isaac-Rae reimagines every inch of this 3,100-square-foot space, infusing an "un-fussy" aesthetic throughout.

A collaboration between YUN Architecture and interior designer Penelope August, tour a renovated, 19th-century townhouse with landmark status that used to be an egg and poultry...

Following a meticulous restoration and gut renovation by Frances Mildred, an elegantly revamped Park Slope townhouse hits the market for $4,495,000.

Ryden and Lanette Rizzo, the couple behind lighting design and manufacturing studio Allied Maker, showcase their love for materials in a new Tribeca space.

For $25, you can curl up in the plush pods available at The Dreamery, a new “nap bar” in Manhattan’s Greenwich Village.

A Manhattan pied-à-terre provides a homey retreat for Canadians who frequently visit New York.

Housed within an iconic pre-war building in SoHo, this airy abode is packed with history and design.

After a total renovation, a historic home becomes a modern masterpiece while keeping its charm intact.

For $13,950,000, you can live large in the sleek pad NFL superstar Tom Brady and his wife, supermodel Gisele Bündchen, once called home.

Take over the top-floor apartment of a landmarked 1840 Brooklyn Heights townhouse where Pulitzer Prize-winning author Norman Mailer worked.

Built in the 1800s, this former factory in Jersey City breathes new life as a chic, sophisticated residence.

Hariri shares how creating her elegant, private Park Avenue apartment was a reflection of herself. Today, several years since the remodel, the home still feels uniquely hers.

"I've personally always been so drawn to color," Van Dusen says.

The Red Hook home was once a warren of dark rooms.

New storage, clever furniture, and lots of pegboards help a New York attorney get organized.

If you fancy indoor tropical gardens and South American vibes, you might want to hightail it to Brooklyn, New York, for your next cup of joe.