In her new book, "Making America Modern: Interior Design in the 1930s," author Marilyn F. Friedman chronicles the saga of how Americans came to embrace modernism and make it their own, especially in cities like New York.
At Hotel Particulier on Grand Street in Soho, the writing on the window states, “Enter the cafe through the art
Are the San Fernando Valley's vintage signs worth saving? Instagram user Sweetsignbro has been documenting them, leading to a discussion of their value.
Taking to the streets, designer, and photographer Joanne Dugan photographed unique typography from signage around New York, assembling them into
Did you know that you can pay to take 20-minute naps in the Empire State Building? No, you're not dreaming. The sleep pods at MetroNaps are the real deal.
Some of the most exciting cities are those that have their own unique aesthetic. Photographer Marc Provins shows us his favorite spots in this visual tour.
Hotel Lutetia gave sculptor-designer Guillaume Piéchaud's free reign to design the majestic Suite Eiffel of Hotel Lutetia. Come and take a tour!
We caught up with chandelier designer Michael McHale, whose creations mix European crystals with industrial elements to make strikingly beautiful objects.
The Paper Architecture exhibit at Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine amazes with art made completely out of paper.
Brandon Chamberlain and Matthew Ricke found the former auto body repair shop on a misspelled ad on Craigslist. Now, simple bites and creative drinks make their new Brooklyn bar Exley an easy neighborhood favorite.