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The article focuses on a private office designed by SheltonMindel and Architecture + Information in New York City, recipient of the 2021 Best of Year Iconic Old Classic award from the periodical "Interior Design."

The article focuses on the interior decoration of the apartment of couple Hank and Heather Perlman designed by Jackie Terrell in New York. Clean lines and bold colors were used to create angular features and contemporary concept. Several furnishings found in the house include an espresso mohair sofa, lamps and signature vases. Terrell chose an Adler rug for the guest bedroom.

The article describes an apartment that designer Libby Moulton helped decorate for her friend Clare Potter in Manhattan, New York City in time for the 2005 Christmas holidays. Potter, an accomplished artist, prefers silver balls and real candles on her pared-down tree. Moulton picked a gray-on-gray Colefax and Fowler wallpaper for the dining area, located in an expansive entry hall. Potter had quite a few fine antiques for Moulton to work with, like an 18th-century secretary. In a couple of cases re-covering was all that was needed for pieces.

Details the renovation of the apartment of documentary filmmaker Amanda Benchley by interior decorator Markham Roberts in Park Avenue, New York City. Furniture added to the living room; Color scheme of the apartment; Design strategies used by Roberts to emphasize the lacquered walls of the house; Qualities of the Louis Ghost chairs from Philippe Starck.

Provides information on the white-and-silver-themed interior decoration of the apartment owned by interior designer Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz and his partner Steven Wine, in Manhattan, New York City. Shades of white used; Designer of the chairs in the living room and kitchen; Information on what the white paper doves on the wreath symbolize.

Features a house in Hamptons, New York filled with furniture and accessories from the Lauren Home Collection. Description of house's interior; Role of fashion in designing a home; Influences of designer Ralph Lauren.

Presents information on the interior decoration of the house of married lawyers Peter Bull and Jeanne Curtis in New York City, by interior designer Benjamin Noriega-Ortiz. Use of pumpkin shade for the living room; Furniture choices; Sources of light including sculptures that act as lamps.

Describes the home of Maggie and Mark DiStefano in Southampton, New York, designed by interior decorator Markham Roberts. Color scheme chosen; House furnishings purchased for the home.

Features a traveler's home in Hamptons, New York. Consideration of the light and landscape in planning the home's architecture; Fusion of Eastern and Western influences in the arrangement of the hallway to the master bedroom; Collection of photographs and paintings from around the world displayed throughout the house.

Features the L'Impero restaurant in Manhattan, New York. Interior decoration; Specialties.

Focuses on the renovations of the house of interior designer Anthony Cochran in Brooklyn Heights, New York City. Theme of the design; Architectural design of the house; Influence of 19th-century faience.

Describes the remodeling of an apartment in Park Avenue, New York City by designer Tom Scheerer. Furniture in the house; Living and dining rooms of the apartment; Information on the house library.

Features the interior design of the house of Constantin and Tomma von Haeften in New York City. Furniture in the living room; Design of the library; Arrangement of the kitchen.

Describes several galleries and museums in New York City.

Features the apartment of designers Ward Denton and Christopher Gardner in New York, New York. Furniture and objects in the apartment; Renovation of the apartment; Interior decoration.

Features the work of interior designer Nannette Brown in her friend Paul Donaher's home in Water Mill, New York.

Describes the New York City farmhouse of Richard Meier, a modernist architect. His designs for the Church of the Year 2000 in Italy; Other masterworks of Meier; His passion for Italian food; Recipes prepared by chef Cesare Casella at the farmhouse.

Features the Greek Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, New York. Details on the restoration of the galleries; Comments from Carlos A. Picon, chief curator of the museum's Greek and Roman department; Description of the art collection.

The article discusses the interior design of Hotel Tivoli in New York by artists Brice Marden and Helen Marden.

Offers a look at the Brasserie 8 1/2 Restaurant in New York City, designed by architect Hugh Hardy.

Focuses on the savvy satires of commercial art from Sue Schaffner and Carrie Moyer, founders of the organization Dyke Action Machine! in New York, New York. Aim of increasing visibility of nonmainstream lesbians; Campaign efforts through posters, postcards, matchbooks and web sites; Projects undertaken by the duo; Business connections.

The article features the exhibition "Something About Mary," directed by Dodie Kazanjian at the New York Metropolitan Opera's Gallery Met and the book "Painting Below Zero: Notes on a Life in Art," by James Rosenquist. The exhibition highlights the works of artists Elizabeth Peyton, Francesco Clemente, and John Currin. Meanwhile, the book focuses on the cinematic style of painting.

The article provides information on the exhibition Full House, on view at the Whitney Museum of American Art until September 3, 2006. Viewers will also see top examples of such 20th-century movements as American Minimalism, Pop Art and Abstract Expressionism, but it won't be a didactic chronology.

Focuses on the Valley Restaurant at the Garrison in the Hudson River Valley, New York.

Announces the auction for various vintages of Château Haut-Brion at Sotheby's Auction House in New York on December 2, 2004.

Features the Stone Barns Center for Food & Agriculture, a working farm and education complex in Pocantico Hills, New York.

Features photographer Laurie Simmons and her exhibit at New York City's Sperone Westwater gallery. Career background; Highlights of Simmons' show "Instant Decorator".