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Is Jane Pratt skipping town? The founding editor of Sassy and then her namesake magazine, is listing her townhouse on Downing Street for $3.65 million.

The controversial penthouse king of the East Village.

Trade the subway for the souk.

Whether their field is furniture, flowers, architecture, or art, these eleven people are building the edge, even as we speak.

Le Corb’s new colors, a cruelty-free animal head, a cutting-edge desk plant, and other products that are knocking on your door.

With a sophisticated mix-and-match aesthetic, Domino editor Deborah Needleman created a hot magazine and a cool apartment.

After half a century as the most famous transparent private residence in the world, Philip Johnson’s Glass House is finally open to all.

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