Restaurateur Keith McNally -- the man behind Pastis and Balthazar -- uses a mix of Provençal flavors and American country spice to turn an 1841 townhouse into a thoroughly luxurious retreat.

High atop the Time Warner Center, a couple experiments with some radical color schemes.

Fernando Sanchez’s home is one of the city’s last true holdouts of Belle Époque living.

Above the photographer’s famous Upper East Side studio was his own live-work apartment—in which every wall was a bulletin board and decorating was an exercise in brilliant juxtapositions.

Though it’s hard to believe, the Winter Antiques Show hasn’t always been the chic-est bazaar in town.

From sleek metallics to sizzling color, four designs to heat up the kitchen. Plus: All the sources you'll need to redo yours.

Our definitive list of the city's top interior talents, their signature looks, and their most well-known clients.

When Christopher Chiappa wants privacy, he heads through his apartment’s centerpiece: the ocean liner–like pink portal that leads to his 300-square-foot bedroom.

How professional tastemakers design their own homes.

Using an ocean of brilliant paint and enough eye-popping fabric to pave the L.I.E., designer Muriel Brandolini transforms her Hampton Bays guest cottage into a tropical-hued treasure.