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The art-filled Greenwich Village carriage house where Gloria Vanderbilt had a magical girlhood is still filled with the creative spirit.

They shared a tenement (sort of), but designer Mark Ciolli has done a lot more with his 350-square-foot studio than Peter Parker ever did.

They were the center of the Jazz Age social set and the models for F. Scott Fitzgerald characters. They served chilled sherry to Ernest Hemingway on the French Riviera. But Gerald and Sara Murphy’s romance started and ended in the Hamptons, where her self-made-millionaire father owned 600 acres—property that would be worth well over $1 billion today. Here’s a look at a piece of the lost Hamptons, through never-before-seen family photos dug out of boxes in the estate’s old garage.

It’s a townhouse. No, it’s a doorman building. Wait—it’s both. And it comes with a Jenny Holzer installation and a 700-piece Dale Chihuly chandelier.

It’s easy enough to find a large apartment in New York, but one with a spacious eat-in kitchen with tons of natural light, in a prewar, no less—that’s another story.

Theatrical but still functional is crucial when one small space is kitchen, lounge, entry, and dining room.

The Story Behind Artist Sarah Sze's Corner Plot

A look at what the collective post-Manhattan consciousness has wrought in interiors, furniture, product design, fashion, food, and more.

One family leaves the chaos of the East Village for tree-lined tranquillity.

Artist Kehinde Wiley wanted a space that was big enough to hold his mammoth canvases and a thousand of his closest friends.