Since 2009, photographer Paul Barbera has been peeking into the workspaces of creative minds on his blog, Where They Create. After bringing the site to life in a 2011 book of the same name, Barbera decided to narrow the focus of his voyeuristic tendencies and along with writer Kanae ... More

Just in time for the holidays, Relais & Châteaux has released their first ever entertaining book, The Art of Entertaining, published by Rizzoli New York. Each chapter features a decadent soirée put on by a Relais & Châteaux hotel, with tips and recipes for hosting ... More

Looking at the Park Avenue co-op gracing the cover of the just-published The New Formal: Interiors by James Aman, one might be forgiven for thinking that the interior designer has a particular knack for designing around impressive art collections. The pale parchment walls and the metallic leather chairs of the ... More

By the year’s end, occupants are slated to begin moving into The Shephard, luxury condominiums crafted from the bare bones of an 1894 Romanesque Revival warehouse in New York City’s West Village by The Naftali Group. After completely gutting the historic space, the developer enlisted Beyer ... More

Amor Towles is standing in the lobby of the Yale Club. He’s wearing a gray, trimly fitted suit that complements his gray, trimly clipped beard—the respectable sort found on older professional men who’ve earned the leisure of kempt scruff. His handshake has the svelte just-so firmness of a veteran businessman, ... More

Photographer Gregg Delman, who’s captured everyone from Oscar Isaac to Katy Perry, is no stranger to the strictures of time and concept that often dictate celebrity portraiture. But when he first shot Misty Copeland in 2011, it felt different—even transformative. “There was no set concept,” Delman says. “I wanted her ... More