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By Caitlin St John

“The house is all about color,” says designer Lynn Morgan. “My client wanted to give it a big wow, and she wasn’t afraid to take the bold steps to get there.”

By Jamie Marshall | Photographs by Ellen McDermott

Delivering the finest luxury design andarchitecture content to residents of America’s most affluent communities and the Design Professionals (DPs) who work with them. We inform and inspire readers with original stories on architecture and interior design, gardens, art and antiques…

NYC&G’s Editor in Chief, Kendell Cronstrom moderated a panel with Mario Nievera of Nievera Williams Design during the DDB | Decoration and Design Building’s Spring Market. The panel, titled “Garden Design in America’s Playgrounds” took place in the Michael Taylor…

By Site Staff

Presenting the five design leaders who will help decide the winners of the prestigious 2018 IDAs by HC&G.

By Site Staff

They’ll set you back anywhere from $160 to $800 million.

By Jean Nayar

An interior designer returns to her hometown of Westport to establish her business and life in a charming cottage.

By David Masello | Photographs by Willie Cole

The former chairman and CEO of Sony Music Entertainment bought the property in 2010 for less than $3M.

By Kristina Hacker | Photographs by Michael Biondo | Mansion Global

“I try to create opportunities for users of a garden to relax.”

By Alejandro Saralegui | Inga Howe

Decorator Sasha Bikoff infused the contemporary home with a fun, tropical vibe.

By Haniya Rae | Photographs by Nicole Cohen

Real estate agents on Long Island’s Gold Coast often conjure up F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby when penning advertising copy. But one home on the market in Great Neck—a seven-bedroom Mediterranean listed for $2.999 million with Nurit Weiss and Inbar Mitzman of Coldwell Banker Real Estate—can claim to be the real deal.

By Lisa Chamoff

Summer in the Hamptons often means a calendar chock-full of events and parties from Westhampton to Montauk, but Richard Keith Langham rarely has to stray too far from home. Virtually every weekend, the designer kicks open the doors of his sprawling house in Water Mill to welcome friends and family from as near as New York City and as far as his native Alabama.

By Cindi Cook | Photographs by Eric Striffler

John Saladino is one of the worlds most distinguished and respected Architectural and Interior Designers. Often referred to as the designers’ designer, John Saladinos timeless work continues his philosophy of mixing old with new and appeals to both traditional and modern clients.

By Site Staff

Presenting the five design leaders who will help decide the winners of the prestigious HC&G 2015 Innovation in Design Awards.

By Site Staff

We asked top New York designers, including Tilton Fenwick, Neal Beckstedt, Anthony Baratta, Vicente Wolf and Jaqui Lividini to tell us where in the world they’d most like to live. Find out what they consider their dream residence in this month’s Designer Corner column.

By Kelly Velocci

For Alice Netter, walking into her new Hamptons beach house in 1977 required vision—as well as a tool belt. “It was pretty bad,” she says. “There was a turquoise floor and metal valances with pompons. For the first two months, I walked around with a screwdriver in my pocket, taking everything down.”

By Heather Buchanan | Photographs by Tria Giovan

Stars: They’re just like us, right? (Oops, wrong magazine.) Unlike mere mortals, bold-faced names can really bolster their bank accounts simply by unloading a premier property. Julia Stiles recently did so, pocketing $2.7 million for her three-bedroom duplex with two wood-burning fireplaces at 310 East 15th Street (she purchased it a decade ago for $1.995 million). In SoHo, Jonah Hill’s full-floor Howard Street loft was recently listed for $12,000 a month; it boasts 13-foot ceilings and a fireplace, but no doorman expecting a holiday tip. A few blocks away, Kirsten Dunst’s Canal Street penthouse has just been snapped up by a new tenant.

By Rebecca Morse | Diane di Costanzo

A decade ago when a Cooper-Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum board member went shopping for a weekend getaway, adequate display space for her impressive art collection wasn’t uppermost in her mind. She had a New York apartment for that, so small and cozy was just fine. While the 1920s Colonial Revival she settled on may not have been her dream house (“It had no moldings, no charm, and I really didn’t love it,” she says), she purchased it anyway planning to give it some character and enjoy it as a retreat.

By Mindy Pantiel | Photographs by Keith Scott Morton

From the Central Park Zoo to the Museum of Natural History, Manhattan’s venues come to life. Plus rye and rhum.

By Baroness Sheri de Borchgrave

Most people would guess that the home of an architect and interior designer is always the biggest and baddest on the block. Not so when it comes to Campion Platt. Nestled in a neighborhood of iron-gated fortresses in the heart of Water Mill, the waterfront bungalow that he shares with his wife, Tatiana, and their three children is anything but amped up. “We’re the last holdouts,” he says. “We’re like the Clampetts!”

By Heather Buchanan | Photographs by Peter Murdock

In New York,where nothing is more valuable than having a little extra room to breathe, a few colosal listings have real estate insiders literally holding their breath. Ready to supersize it?

By Site Staff

If anyone knows how to put a stamp on something, it’s Ken Wyse. As president of licensing and public relations for PVH, he has helped the Fortune 500 company expand from a $300 million to a $9 billion corporation during…

By Heather Buchanan | Photographs by John M. Hall