New York Architecture and Design

The Nobel Prize–winning novelist lived at the Tribeca address until her death in 2019.

With walls lined in pop art, the skyline residence is as much a museum as it is a home.

A mezzanine bedroom overlooks the sun-drenched space, which was impeccably renovated by Alveary Architecture.

Formerly a garage and woodshop, the loft-like home in Williamsburg has a serene courtyard and two rooftop terraces.

The Brooklyn Heights Merz House, originally home to architects Joseph and Mary Merz, is on sale for the first time since its construction.

A couple’s condo in Prospect Heights features feline-friendly amenities.

Space-saving design tricks turn a tiny Manhattan apartment into a place for a couple to host without holding back.

Through a process of subtraction, the architects were able to highlight the penthouse’s unique elements.

The founder of Nutritious Life invites us into her Upper East Side home and shares how healthy habits have helped relieve stress.

Using found materials and DIY know-how, Jordan Meerdink and Shalini Amin create a polished home that emphasizes their African roots.

Inspired by their favorite day of the week, Saturday Green is a female-led collective of textile designers who recently launched a new collection of throws.

Architect Paul Lee and furniture maker Anthony Abbate celebrate the inherent beauty of wood with a humble and timeless collection of furnishings.

Lighting designer James Dieter’s work is bred from a desire for material and technical exploration—with inspiration sourced from fine art, fashion, toys, mechanics, and quotidian...

J McDonald’s otherworldly furniture and sculptures are inspired by the tensions, contrasts, dissonances, and harmonies between humans and nature.

Led by Adam Manjiro Lesser, this small shop in Brooklyn is handcrafting fine furniture with repurposed materials and sleek details.

A table by Brooklyn-based designers Reed Hansuld and Joel Seigle is a finalist for this year’s NYCxDesign Best in Show award.

The Brooklyn lighting designer’s experimental style ranges from delicate palm frond–inspired sconces to chandeliers that resemble molecules.

Chicago native Sarah Hussaini is gaining a following for her geometric and colorful household ceramics.

Using concrete as his medium, Brooklyn–based designer Gary Fernández creates sculptural candleholders, vases, and other vessels.

Built in 1911, the Gustav Stickley–designed Craftsman bungalow still has its original fieldstone fireplace and distinctive joinery.

With dramatic city views and over 6,000 square feet of living space, this loft is award-winning in its own right.

This West Chelsea loft shines with a pared-back palette of bleached walnut and exposed brick.

Anthony tells us about the design concept and the building's history in his family—plus why he’s now thinking a lot more about indoor air quality.

Perched on the second floor of the Lower Eastside Girls Club, the Airstream turned studio hosts broadcasting and music production classes.

Interior designer Nina Blair blends Ghanaian and Scandinavian influences in her family’s Tribeca apartment.

Freshly renovated, this three-story duplex in Crown Heights offers flexibility in living arrangements.

The airy home merges design inspiration from two eras into one refreshing look.

FIG Interior Design and JAM Architecture team up to fill a lackluster unit with sweeping curves and luxe finishes that honor the building’s historic Art Deco exterior.

VonDalwig Architecture fills a lower-level Brooklyn residence with light and garden views.

Every detail has been carefully considered in this three-bedroom home—and it comes complete with a bonus rooftop garden.