Today Curbed sits down with David Scott, a New York-based designer who followed long-time clients down to South Florida to design their Miami vacation apartment. The warm, beachy space Scott created out of a cold, modern hotel condominium weaves organi... »
Did you know that The New-York Historical Society was the first museum in the city? When it opened on Central Park West in 1804, it predated even the Metropolitan Museum of Art by 70 years. Lately, visitors have been left guessing at the history held i... »
Make Music New York tonight will host a dozen free, participatory winter parades throughout the city, bringing the likes of carolers, bell ringers, boomboxes and Bach to the city’s streets, parks and subway platforms. Carolers with lanterns will walk f... »
Neither Passover nor Easter were sufficient cause to slow down the wealthy in their hot pursuit of $4 million-plus trophy properties across Manhattan. Last week, three pricey Fifth Avenue pads, each priced at over $20 million went into contract, accord... »
