LOFT PEEPING: STERLING MASON BACHELOR PAD
A businessman in his late ’30s with a new Sterling Mason three-bedroom hired Consort, the L.A. design firm with a shop/office on Duane, to handle the design. Take a look around.

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A rare opportunity to buy luxury handwoven rugs by Joseph Carini Carpets. Up to 75% off. March 30 to April 1. Sponsored.

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NBA TEAMS ARE PRACTICING DOWN HERE
The Detroit Pistons were here the other day, before a game against the Brooklyn Nets. And they’re not the only ones.

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IN THE NEWS
••• 3/21: Dispute over the Roc space. Plus: A lot of news from the past week, including the Fearless Girl statue; Cipriani’s new Seaport hotel; Pier 17 update; bike lanes near City Hall Park; sneaker theft; weird metaphor for breasts; and much more.
••• 3/22: Tetsu opening forecast. Plus: Cake maker Sylvia Weinstock is selling her Tribeca building; old Ragu sign; top restaurants’ baked sale for Planned Parenthood; Soho trattoria Savore to become Altesi; New Yorker magazine cover; Bâtard’s new pastry chef; subway gropings; another poke joint.

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NOSY NEIGHBOR
“I know that the metal braces on the building next to 108 Chambers aren’t art—despite being reminiscent of ‘The Wall’ by Forrest Myers in Soho—but the pattern is mesmerizing. How do they work?” —T. The answer, courtesy the experts at Rogers Partners.

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SEEN & HEARD
••• 3/21: Frankly Wines has a new owner. Plus: More promises about noise reduction from the Five Boro Bike Tour organizers; demolition at the former New York Sports Club; menus for Blue Ribbon Federal Grill and the Roxy’s oyster bar; Worth Street traffic mess; Walgreens is subletting.
••• 3/22: Taste of Tribeca tickets are on sale. Plus: Another café chain opening on Canal; another Broadway store closing; Cortlandt Alley condo unveiled (above); “Salamander” TV shoot; still no activity at Greenwich Street hotel; Five Boro Bike Tour update.

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