Manhattan kitchen

Certainly the most striking thing about this kitchen is its windows, which blur the line between wall and ceiling and give the feeling of cooking, if not outdoors, at least in a very luxurious greenhouse. If your windows do not magically turn into a ceiling you can still emphasize them by painting the inside frames black, which will turn them into a striking architectural feature even if they only just go up and down, like boring old windows do.

New York Interiors, by Simon Upton and Karen Howes I love everything about this book. Simon Upton, one of the foremost names in interiors photography, created this book as a thank you to the people he has worked with and befriended throughout his career. If you know Upton's work, which appears regularly in The

A new report from Living Spaces suggests that this kitchen cabinet color could be more popular that white.

Tala Fustok Studio layers metals to create calm ambience in Manhattan apartment

Inside an early Art Deco building, the designer Martin Brûlé has created an understated homage to New York’s vibrant past — and his own pioneering vision.

Would you expect a Martha Stewart kitchen to look this industrial? We don’t think this is a new kitchen (in fact, given the slight graininess of the photos and, OK, the overalls, it might be pretty old) but it’s the first time we’ve seen it. See another shot below…This is a complete departure from the kitchens we’ve seen in her Turkey Hill and Bedford houses.

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Our pink gin martinis are an elegant cocktail made with gin, vermouth, bitters, and kirsch, a brandy made with cherries. The bitters give the drink its pretty pink color.

Find out more information about galley kitchen designs with this article that details everything you need to know about this popular kitchen layout.

The decorative pasta. The New Yorker magazine–themed bathroom. The giant pen.

These contemporary, beautiful 'warm minimalist' kitchens will transform your space beyond recognition – we have expert design advice, too

This collection of kitchens illustrates how doing a U can make the most of tight quarters