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For more than 30 years, the Manhattan-based architect Peter Marino (212.752.5444, www.petermarinoarchitect.com) has been

From the late 1940s to the mid 1960s, U.S. automakers built and displayed cars that represented their visions of future designs.

When JetSuite began operating three years ago, it offered economically priced short charter flights in the entry-level, four-passenger Embraer Phenom 100.

If Henry Darger had rented from a different landlord, his life’s work would likely have ended up in the trash.

Vinyl records have long been the gold standard of high-fidelity audio reproduction.

In 19th-century Vienna, anybody who was anybody lived near Hofburg palace, the Habsburg family’s royal residence on the Austrian capital’s Ringstrasse.

The new Four Seasons Hotel Guangzhou gives new meaning to the term high design.

In November, the Italian kitchen manufacturer Minotti Cucine was preparing to celebrate the grand opening of its first New York City showroom, which is housed in a stylishly renovated fo

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To the increasingly bustling sport-sedan party comes the 2013 Lexus GS 350 F (www.lexus.com), a car that is sure to st

Built for the sole purpose of maintaining the most accurate time possible, the F.P.

An aesthetic redesign, the Ducati Monster Anniversary Edition (www.ducati.com) celebrates two decades of the Italian

Among the Americana treasures to be offered at New York’s Winter Antiques Show (www.winterantiquesshow.com

The Heidsieck name has been intimately associated with Champagne since 1785, when Florens-Louis Heidsieck established Heidsieck & Co. in Reims.

Heesen is well into the construction of the 213-foot, four-deck Project Omnia, which will be the Dutch shipbuilder’s largest vessel ever and the world’s first all-aluminum yacht with a f

In the days when it was producing the XK120 sports car (1948 through 1954), Jaguar was on the leading edge of design.