Wait, what does that do? Self-taught chef—and culinary obsessive— David Arnold reinvents the galley kitchen.

A Hollywood design team prefers that their Noho kitchen not be misread as rural.

A tour of some very different takes on the urban kitchen—from a foodie’s dream lab to a live-cook space of the future.

He may be a rock star, but the B-52's Fred Schneider's only addiction is to collecting: records, pottery, gooney birds. By extension, his Chelsea apartment is all high style and storage space. Welcome to his own private Idaho.

Cheery meets chic in these bright, impeccably designed pieces for the home (whether it's the one you're visiting or the one you live in).

New looks for the kitchen and bathroom. Plus, Vivienne Tam's airy retreat.

Al fresco entertainment takes a decidedly novel turn when a hot NoHo designer throws a rooftop cocktail party with a Surrealist twist.

For Joseph Holtzman, the witty and urbane editor of Nest, country living means fake hippo heads, pot-leaf upholstery, plenty of guests, and a totally new take on the “drawing room.”

Tuscany meets Venice in a triangular 1700s house in the West Village.

Using their love of color, designing couple Kate and Andy Spade combined their talents to turn a dilapidated farmhouse on Long Island into a perfectly quirky retreat. Just in time, as both get set to launch a spate of new projects.