What It Sold For
The American house — homes, land and farms, what changed hands and what it cost.
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US Open's Trophies Keep Their Maker
The trophies handed to this year's champions at the US Open will come from the same maker as before, under a freshly renewed agreement announced this …
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Palm Beach Packs Its Passport: The Luxury Cruise Lines Rewrite Their 2027 Playbook
Travel advisers say the top ultra-luxury cruise lines are trading standard itineraries for far more personal ones next season, pairing private culinar…
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Chelsea Gains a New Generation of Art Students
Vanderbilt's new New York campus welcomed its first class this week, and not every arrival came for finance or technology. A number of new students se…
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Indochine's Forty-Second Year Belongs to the People Who Kept It Running
The Lafayette Street dining room reopened its doors this week not for new guests but for old ones, gathering decades of servers, hosts, and staff past…
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A Modernist Landmark in Clinton Hill Becomes a Family Home Again
A two-family house in Clinton Hill, long admired and debated for its uncompromising modern design, has found buyers ready to reunite it under one roof…
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A House Built to Last, in East Hampton
Katie Couric has spent years shaping her East Hampton residence into a record of where she has been, blending decades of personal history under one ro…
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A Manhattan Decorator Brings His Collections Home to Texas
Designer Todd Romano has resettled in his native San Antonio after a long career based in New York, and his new house has become the setting for every…
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The Season's Quiet Luxuries: Coffee Bars, Kitchen Rituals, and a Return to the Stable
Pinterest's outlook for next year points to something homeowners from Aspen to the Hamptons have already been building toward: kitchens designed for s…
