Throughout NYC's bustling boroughs, minuscule studios, tightly-packed family apartments, and converted small spaces are the norm.

From a remixed chocolate factory to a retrofitted warehouse, these NYC lofts pair industrial elements with a warm and welcoming...

These flexible furnishings will lift, shift, glide, and transform before your very eyes.

A king-sized bed and a walk-in closet in 400 square feet? Ori's new robotic furniture can make your apartment dreams come true.

The city's new green building legislation will result in the equivalent of taking more than one million cars off the road by 2030.

Described as a "cultural shed for New York," The Shed is an expandable multi-use cultural venue designed by the NYC-based firm,...

Formerly a mechanical room and overhauled by LOT-EK, the Manhattan pad recasts a 20-foot shipping container as an upstairs...

Once home to Sonic Youth’s recording sessions, this Greene Street beauty in Manhattan is urban perfection.

A major market for our furniture, and the headquarters of some of our most important designers, Manhattan has long been Herman...

It was no exodus, of course, but when Kathleen Triem quit her job at a Manhattan design firm in July 1996, her associates were...

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

From converted barns to modern cabins, each offers a different take on a scenic country escape.

As metropolitan areas swell in size, smaller towns face diminishing populations and a shortage of talented workers.