Manhattan interior design

Décor Inspiration | At Home With: Ryan Korban, Upper East Side, Manhattan -

Designed by Crystal Sinclair, this home in Manhattan features a Parisian spirit and is also a lesson in ingenious space utilisation

After purchasing the duplex apartment in 2017, the acclaimed South African comedian, writer, and political commentator is now letting it go for a whopping $13M.

A lot of the spaces that we feature on Apartment Therapy have gorgeous, soaring ceilings. “Sure,” I hear you say, “it’s easy to make a space look good when your ceiling are 14 feet tall.” But what if your living space is a little humbler, with ceilings no higher than the standard eight feet? There are still things you can do to make your home look fantastic — and spacious to boot. Here are four ideas, with plenty of (low-ceilinged) examples to inspire. 1.

Designed by Crystal Sinclair, this home in Manhattan features a Parisian spirit and is also a lesson in ingenious space utilisation

Constantly on the move, star stylist Colin King makes every minute in his New York City apartment count

It’s located inside the iconic, always elegant Sherry-Netherland hotel

The move comes two years after billionaire Robert Smith purchased a triplex penthouse in the building for $59 million, one of the most expensive sales in Manhattan at the time.