Interior Landmarks: Treasures of New York - Softcover

"While preservationists have saved many New York City facades from the wrecking ball, interiors have proven harder to protect."Interior Landmarks: Treasures of New York"spotlights 47 preserved beauties, like Radio City Music Hall and the fantasy architecture of the Loew's Paradise Theatre in the Bronx."
"Elle Decor"
"A living, breathing city can neither afford to exist as a museum nor lose its past. And in a city that changes as fast as New York, " Interior Landmarks"is a reminder that a fight for the right balance is never done and always necessary."
--The Atlantic"'s "CityLab""

"Forty-seven tales of interior landmarks in New York are highlighted in this book, capturing a slice of history and indoor space. Gura and Wood write with attention to detail about their picks, from the celebrated Grand Central Terminal and the infamous Tweed Courthouse to the dark corners of the Pierpont Morgan Library (now the Morgan Library & Museum)."
--Metropolis

"While preservationists have saved many New York City facades from the wrecking ball, interiors have proven harder to protect. Interior Landmarks: Treasures of New York spotlights 47 preserved beauties, like Radio City Music Hall and the fantasy architecture of the Loew's Paradise Theatre in the Bronx."
--Elle Decor

"A living, breathing city can neither afford to exist as a museum nor lose its past. And in a city that changes as fast as New York, Interior Landmarks is a reminder that a fight for the right balance is never done and always necessary."
--The Atlantic's "CityLab"

Design historian Judith Gura is director of the Design History and Theory Program at the New York School of Interior Design and a contributing editor to Art & Auction magazine. Her previous books include Design After Modernism: Furniture and Interiors 1970-2010; New York Interior Design 1935-1985; and Sourcebook of Scandinavian Furniture: Designs for the 21st Century.

Kate Wood is on the faculty of the Graduate School of Architecture, Preservation and Planning at Columbia University and a member of the board of advisors of the Historic Districts Council in New York.

Larry Lederman is a noted photographer and the author of The Rockefeller Family Gardens: An American Legacy and Magnificent Trees of the New York Botanical Garden.