Home Love: Manhattan Home Design

Twenty thousand children held Manhattan's first playscape hostage, Jacob Riis had to go home early, and two hundred police officers pint-sized play spaces in New York City sure to please design-loving parents—oh and their kids, too. The cobbled streets of Soho and the spacious glass towers in midtown Manhattan may be the main stomping grounds showroom (its first in the US and outside of Europe) is a veritable home away from home. The company’s co-owner Sofie Christensen Egelund The glamour of Manhattan and the industrial feel wood desks that tie into the hotel’s overall design aesthetic. Hand-woven jute area rugs are meant to remind guests of being in a private home. Guestroom bathrooms include modern amenities, such Shahista Lalani filed a class-action suit against Dualstar Entertainment Group in Manhattan's state Supreme Court The Parson School of Design graduate tells the New York Post she never worked directly for the Olsens. A spokeswoman tells the Post The new retail space is modeled to resemble a classic Parisian home with a modern vision, featuring an antique marble fireplace, contemporary couches with lavish velvet cushions and various custom interior designs that create an ambiance of sophisticated The first home we toured was the work of architect Andrew Franz, who is known for his vibrant, nature-filled residences. The newly renovated apartment is situated inside one of Manhattan’s main inspiration for the design was simply “to bring .

Damian Harris of Harrison Green for landscape design, AgroSci to create the hotel's three-story exterior green wall, and Sprout Home provides green touches throughout the hotel, including Brooklyn Glass terrariums in guest rooms. Chef Jonathan Waxman is at The family’s current home, located at 400 West Street Under the auspices of their Manhattan development and design firm, Sixx Design, the Novogratzes specialize in renovating and flipping abandoned Manhattan spaces, and have moved 11 or 12 times They are the first Lowe’s stores to open in Manhattan, where competitor Home Depot (NYSE:HD to allow customers to put plants in containers destined for balconies. In design centers planned for the stores, customers can use computer screens to Manhattan is now home to 15 operating WeWork spaces WeWork's ecosystem of tenants isn't limited to startups and entrepreneurs. Legal, financial and design firms also take space. But its target is clearly the tech sector, which is prospering in New .