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"New York Living Rooms" is a collection of works by American photographer Dominic Nabakov (1938-). Nabakov, nephew of novelist Vladimir Nabokov, has long produced unique works that reveal the essence of people through their interior spaces. This book is a representative work of his, capturing the living rooms of artists, writers, and critics in 1990s New York, including those of Susan Sontag and Louise Bourgeois. Without staging furniture arrangements or lighting, the photographs quietly capture spaces imbued with the presence of their inhabitants, transcending mere interior photography and possessing a powerful presence as "portraits without people." Along with the soft tones characteristic of Polaroid, this book encapsulates the intellect, aesthetics, and even the very atmosphere of 1990s New York culture.