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House• March 20, 2020

Big Old Houses: “The King of New York”

We return for your comfort and curiosity to the late John Foreman’s visit to the interior and the history of the King of New York, Otto Kahn’s great, still perfectly preserved mansion on 91st Street and Fifth Avenue...

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B. Smith

House• February 28, 2020.
We revisit our 2007 House interview with restaurateur, model, author, businesswoman and television host B. Smith, who lost her battle with early-onset Alzheimer's this past Saturday, February 22nd, 2020... READ MORE
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Belvedere: The Town That Time Forgot

House• February 21, 2020.
Paige Peterson gives us a tour of her hometown and surrounding areas developed by a Belvedere company, Hadley Construction, who, for 3 generations, has been keeping the integrity of the architecture and character of this hamlet. ... READ MORE
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Charles Burkhalter

House• February 14, 2020.
Sian, Lesley and Pierre Crosby visit interior designer Charles Burkhalter in his airy TriBeCa loft... READ MORE
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Nina Griscom

House• January 31, 2020.
Revisiting a 2007 interview with Nina Griscom at the first house she shared with her husband Leonel Piraino and daughter Lily Baker, providing insight into the personality and lifestyle of the woman who passed away last Saturday... READ MORE
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Tom Scheerer

House• January 24, 2020.
Sian, Lesley and Pierre Crosby visit interior designer Tom Scheerer at his Manhattan apartment on the 40th floor, And they talk about the business and the life of a man in his profession... READ MORE
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Bentley Meeker

House• January 10, 2020.
Sian Ballen, Lesley Hauge and Jeff Hirsch visit lighting designer and artist Bentley Meeker at his Harlem home where he talks about how "Light" and "Lighting" changed his life... READ MORE
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Sean McNanney

House• December 20, 2019.
Sian, Lesley, and Pierre head to Williamsburg to visit with Sean McNanney — designer, interior decorator, and owner of SAVED on Irving Place... READ MORE
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Bernd Goeckler

House• December 13, 2019.
Today’s House column is a look back at our 2011 interview with renowned gallerist Bernd Goeckler who passed away from cancer on December 4th at the age of 78. In the three decades that he ran his antiques store on East 10th Street, the German-born Goeckler was a trusted source throughout the design community and known for his sharp and thoughtful... READ MORE
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Kate Rheinstein Brodsky

House• December 6, 2019.
Sian, Lesley, and Pierre visit Kate Rheinstein Brodsky in her Upper East Side apartment which is loaded with “juicy color" and filled with “objects of charm."... READ MORE
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Linda Hafner

House• November 15, 2019.
Sian, Lesley, and Pierre visit with milliner Linda Hafner and learn that there is little she can’t, literally, turn her hand to... READ MORE
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Thomas Woltz

House• October 25, 2019.
Sian, Lesley, and JH visit landscape architect Thomas Woltz who is spreading the gospel about his particular approach to landscape design and his painstaking ambition to create “high functioning biological systems designed as living paintings." ... READ MORE
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Erick Espinoza

House• October 11, 2019.
Erick Espinoza was the first ever recipient of the full Albert Hadley Scholarship at the New York School of Interior Design so he wasted no time in packing his bags to move from Miami to the city. He’s never looked back. From an initial internship with Diamond and Baratta, he has since rocketed upwards from […]... READ MORE

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