Described by Brown Harris Stevens as “meticulous” and “custom designed,” 9 Prospect Park West is certainly perfect for getting your zen on.
As in a yogic spa experience, “every detail has been taken care of,” from the entry foyer with Japanese wallpaper, to the marble floors, the picture windows, the “crafted doors,” and Read More
In this Dorilton listing, there certainly is never a shortage of places to put things. Prudential Douglas Elliman thinks it has “the square footage you might find in a single family town house, but with the conveniece of only two floors.” With two dining rooms, two kitchens connected by dumb waiters, seven “Juliet” Read More
“The engravings on the bench are kind of sassy,” said Virginia “Jinny” Wright. She was discussing a Jenny Holzer bench–until recently in her possession–that she’d donated to Barnard’s Morningside Heights campus.
“At the age of 82, I’m thinking about where some of these pieces should end up, and I thought Barnard would be the perfect Read More
Rather, it’s an “online pricing plan,” a “digital subscription plan.” “It’s not like the Times of London wall,” said Sulzberger, noting the porousness and searchability of the new New York Times.
Yet at last night’s discussion at the Columbia Journalism School, entitled ‘The Future of Media, Publishing and Paid Content’, the audience just couldn’t shake Read More
Nothing says “light and airy” like a house that feels like it could float away any second. Twenty-one South End Avenue, which L. G. Fairmont calls an “infinitely spacious waterfront duplex palace,” features marble floors, 17-foot windows and glass enclosures around the kitchen and dining areas.
There are also three bedroom suites upstairs, including Read More
To all those minimalists out there, and those with a more “earthy” design aesthetic, 58 Walker Street is the home for you. Used for industrial purposes since 1869, the building was converted into five condos in 2000 and 2001. Sotheby’s calls them “luxury” units, even if it might take some time to feel Read More
