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interiors

How to Build a Kitchen for Miranda July

Talking to artist and contractor Nico B. Young about making July’s butter-yellow cabinetry. By Clio Chang

great rooms

Nobody Wants to Mow the Lawn at the Beach

Breck and Georgia Eisner’s Amagansett retreat gives the children a cottage of their own. By Wendy Goodman

celebrity real estate

Is Someone Trying to Steal Graceland?

Elvis Presley’s estate and his granddaughter Riley Keough say the attempted foreclosure is a massive case of deed theft. By Kim Velsey

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interiors

How to Build a Kitchen for Miranda July
celebrity real estate

Is Someone Trying to Steal Graceland?
design month

Fiberglass Chairs, Rodeo-Inspired Lamps, and More From Jonalddudd’s 2024 Show
great rooms

Nobody Wants to Mow the Lawn at the Beach
under a million

A Startlingly Well-Priced Fieldston One-Bedroom

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design month Fiberglass Chairs, Rodeo-Inspired Lamps, and More From Jonalddudd’s 2024 Show The independent design show included robotic lamps and a chair composed of interlocking apple-shaped slices. By Morgan Meier

under a million A Startlingly Well-Priced Fieldston One-Bedroom And a picturesque little studio on Jane Street for $450,000. By Curbed Staff

unaffordable housing When Making $135,000 Means Roommates Turns out just a third of Manhattan studios and one-beds are in budget for some of the city’s highest earners. By Kim Velsey

on set The Uncanny New York City of Megalopolis Francis Ford Coppola’s New Rome is an anarchic stream of 40 years’ thinking about the city. By Christopher Bonanos

under a million A Startlingly Well-Priced Fieldston One-Bedroom And a picturesque little studio on Jane Street for $450,000. By Curbed Staff

unaffordable housing When Making $135,000 Means Roommates Turns out just a third of Manhattan studios and one-beds are in budget for some of the city’s highest earners. By Kim Velsey

on set The Uncanny New York City of Megalopolis Francis Ford Coppola’s New Rome is an anarchic stream of 40 years’ thinking about the city. By Christopher Bonanos

On The Market

who’s selling A Greenwich Village Townhouse With a Secret, Shared Garden

buy it for the architecture The Little Cross-Shaped House in the Pines

a truly terrific new york listing An Of-Another-Era Greenwich Village Townhouse

listings edit This Week’s Worth-It New York City Apartment Listings

Best of New York

Cityscape

environment Walking Around New York City With a Tiny Saw A morning with the spring class of citizen street-tree pruners. By Clio Chang
the housing market When Your Dream Apartment Keeps Flooding To move or not to move, that is the question. By Kim Velsey
street view The Low-Key Inventiveness of SO-IL’s Apartment Buildings Three midsize Brooklyn projects display unusual, flexible architectural thinking. By Justin Davidson
brick and mortar Atelier Jolie Was Just the Beginning The city is swimming in ateliers right now. By Fran Hoepfner
getting around Tiny Electric Trucks Are Coming to a Bike Lane Near You They’re part of New York City’s plan to use pedal power to get all those packages to your door. By John Surico

look book Any wild recollections from your club days?One night, I came home and I had a hole in my foot. Someone had stepped on it with a spiked heel. I didn’t even feel it. I saw it when I got home, and I soaked my foot in a bucket of hot water with salt. It was a mess. The Look Book Goes to a Pyramid Club Reunion

Design Hunting

interiors How to Build a Kitchen for Miranda July Talking to artist and contractor Nico B. Young about making July’s butter-yellow cabinetry. By Clio Chang
great rooms Nobody Wants to Mow the Lawn at the Beach Breck and Georgia Eisner’s Amagansett retreat gives the children a cottage of their own. By Wendy Goodman
design month One-of-a-Kind Pots and Lamps Among the Shirtdresses A craft show of AAPI designers at 3.1 Phillip Lim. By Angela Serratore
great rooms Watching Their Garden Grow In 1981, Peter Schlesinger and Eric Boman bought this “romantic ruin” on Long Island and put down roots. By Wendy Goodman

The Real Estate

encounter Sonja Morgan Is Ready for Greenwich Chatting with the Real Housewife as she packs up her Upper East Side townhouse for auction. By Bridget Read
get out of town Pine Floors and a Porch to Lounge On in Greenport This is a vacation-themed edition. By Curbed Staff
under a million A Carnegie Hill One-Bed With Built-Ins Galore And statement windows in Morningside Heights. By Curbed Staff
who’s buying Martha Stewart and Her Daughter Bought at the Belnord And she’s already shopping at Zabar’s. By Clio Chang
under a million A Beachy House in Broad Channel for $449,000 Plus a dramatic Murray Hill studio and 2.5 bedroom in Sunnyside. By Kim Velsey