Manhattan apartment interior

Then designer Jessie Schuster made the place one part boho, two parts chic

House Tour: An Art Deco Dream Apartment in Manhattan | Apartment Therapy

Midtown penthouse

A lot of the spaces that we feature on Apartment Therapy have gorgeous, soaring ceilings. “Sure,” I hear you say, “it’s easy to make a space look good when your ceiling are 14 feet tall.” But what if your living space is a little humbler, with ceilings no higher than the standard eight feet? There are still things you can do to make your home look fantastic — and spacious to boot. Here are four ideas, with plenty of (low-ceilinged) examples to inspire. 1.

Add a dose of depth or infuse a sense of serenity into any room in your home with light gray paint. Check out some of these designer spaces to find the perfect hue.

New Yorkers may always be on the move, but when they finally settle down, they like their nests to look the best. From grand Upper East Side apartments to historic Brooklyn brownstones, browse a gallery of 21 fetching city dwellings.

Our favorite before's and after's from our interior design and DIY work in our new york city apartment.

Name: Celerie KembleLocation: Upper East Side — New York, New YorkSize: 1,861-square-feet — 2-bedroom condo The recent renovation of the Manhattan House buffs an already treasured architectural gem. Giving Celerie Kemble the opportunity to design and create an extravagant two-bedroom residence brings to life the ultimate urban living experience.

Merge style and function with these 15 clever storage ideas that help eliminate clutter no matter the size of your entryway.

The colorful Sutton Place penthouse of Amy Chanos, ex-wife of Kynikos Associates "king of short selling" Jim Chanos, is back on the market, and sporting a hefty price cut.

Constantly on the move, the star stylist makes every minute at home count