The Living Room
"Things we have bought over time have moved with us," says John Gachot. "And we have gotten really lucky that pieces work together." A painting by Nancy Lorenz hangs above the fireplace. The two vintage armchairs are from Modernlink, and the black lacquered coffee table and cinnamon velvet sofa are custom Gachot Studios. A vintage Danish side table and upholstered round stools are from Maison Gerard.
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A Body of Horrors
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Artificial Theatrics
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Too Close to the Sun
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All Things Go brought young queer fans in front of many of their idols (just not Chappell Roan).
Boy Meets World
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Eleven Madison Park Goes Casual, Sort Of
Daniel Humm is serving truffled tofu and negroni coladas at Clemente Bar.
A Cantonese Comeback
Cha Cha Tang can be frustrating, but it offers moments of excellence.
They Moved to Sutton Place
After 18 years in a Noho loft and three in a Paul Rudolph pleasure palace, Christine and John Gachot decided to try a prewar classic seven.
INSIDE THE PATRIOT WING
January 6 rioters are running their jail block like a gang. They're leaving more adicalized than ever
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When our sons' Brooklyn nursery lost its license, we figured we could host the children at home until the problem was resolved. How long could it take?
