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This Park Avenue Apartment’s Art Collection Rivals a Gallery—But Still Feels Like Home (opens the original)
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Life in New York City sometimes feels like a never-ending scavenger hunt, where everything from the latest restaurant to a brilliant new friend is a great discovery and days are infused with a sense of both urgency and play. Celebrity real estate broker Michael Lorber thrives on this exuberant intensity. “He’s one of the most man-about-town people I know,” says interior designer Nick Olsen. “He’s out to dinner nearly every night, and seems to know everybody on the street.” Surely home life would
This Bold Hamptons Summerhouse Feels Like a Joyful ‘Hug of Color’ (opens the original)
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Art lovers often describe the act of seeing a painting as a full-body experience. So it’s only natural that a woman who grew up among Pop art masterpieces would wish to replicate that feeling of total, joyful immersion when it came time to create a home for her own family. And the moment this Long Island homeowner encountered Katie Ridder’s work in a book, she knew she’d found a kindred spirit: a designer who could bring that sense of aesthetic transport to life. Known for her exhilarating color
The Most Enchanting Lake Cottage We've Ever Seen Sits on Its Own Tiny Island (opens the original)
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Islands restore us. In an age of overwhelm, they have an uncanny ability to clarify and simplify life: Whatever is left behind on the mainland fades, and the journey across water can feel like a small act of liberation. When a Boston-based couple acquired a speck of an island on a New Hampshire lake, they were looking for just such an escape. They had previously bought and renovated a 1920s Great Camp on the shores of that same lake and wanted to supplement the property to reflect shifts in thei
This London Townhouse Proves There’s No Such Thing as Too Much Pattern (opens the original)
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Eight hundred miles separate London from Madrid, but one family need only pass through the front door of their Chelsea townhouse to erase such distances and enter a realm where national borders dissolve and cultural cross-pollination flourishes. Created by legendary Spanish designer Lorenzo Castillo, the Art Deco–era home’s interiors infuse English high style with a generous dose of Spanish vitality and passion—think tempranillo in a porcelain teacup—while layering in pieces ranging from 18th-ce
This Palm Beach Cottage Is Filled With Chintz and Majolica—but It’s Far From Fussy (opens the original)
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At a time when so much of the world is pursuing the next big thing, it’s refreshing to encounter someone who’s happily committed to what she already knows and loves. Julia Amory’s tastes are radically unedgy. “I love brown furniture,” she says. “I love chintz and majolica.” She compares her approach to designing houses for herself and her family—husband Minot and their two children—to speaking in her native language. “This is the way Minot and I grew up,” she says, “and this is the way our child
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