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Robb NYC Guide: Interiors
Fine furnishings and elegant accessories to remake your residence
Spring is a time for new perspectives, a time to hit the refresh button. Maybe you want a new personal trainer, or a new lineup of custom suits. But few things are as refreshing as a home redesign, or even just adding a choice piece or two. Here are... READ MORE
Exceptional Properties: Penthouses
Your hunt for an NYC dream home ends here.
We’ve sifted through the luxury listings and uncovered three homes fit for the most discerning buyer. Welcome to the first in a new series of New York real estate reports.
The Penthouse at 250 West Street
The luxury units at this landmark 1906 neo-... READ MORE
Get It First: The Newest Rolex
Rolex’s first NYC boutique celebrates its one-year anniversary on the heels of the Baselworld watch show. Here’s what that means for you, now.
Unlike most major watch brands, Rolex traditionally does not have stores of its own. So, last year, when the brand opened its first New York outpost—a 1,500-square-foot shop on 53rd Street and Fifth Avenue—in partnership with European jeweler Wempe... READ MORE
Join the Collecting Elite
The annual Spring Show NYC hosts a night for New York’s next generation of all-star art collectors.
Attention all up-and-coming art collectors: This Friday, May 3, marks the third annual Arts’ Night Out, where like-minded 20- and 30-something patrons can connect with the who’s-who in fine and decorative arts dealers. The event is a part of the Art... READ MORE
The Maserati of Bicycles
A century-old Italian bike manufacturer brings high-performance urban bikes to NYC.
For all the progressiveness of the city’s new bike-share program, riding around on a lead-weight two-wheeler branded with the name of a bank lacks a certain charm. But, to be sure, biking in the city can be romantic—just look at the Italians, who... READ MORE
Neighborly Advice: Sarabeth Levine
The founder of the iconic Upper West Side (and beyond) bakery dishes up her favorite NYC spots.
What began as a modest operation selling orange-apricot marmalade made from a 200-year-old family recipe to local food shops in 1981 has since become a New York City institution: Sarabeth’s. The name alone triggers a Pavlovian response of hunger,... READ MORE
Home Decor from the Obamas' Designer
More than 400 haute furnishings curated by esteemed interior designer Michael Smith will hit the auction block next week.
“One of the most exciting things about what I do is the constant pursuit of beautiful things,” says interior designer Michael Smith, whose work is the focus of a remarkable Christie’s New York auction, A Palladian Villa. “Creating this auction is a... READ MORE
