“Snow,” Banksy. Lebanese Architect Fadi Sarieddine, of Fadi Sarieddine Design Studio, has a reputation for challenging traditional design and examining it through new materials, applications and technologies. At this year’s Milan Design…
For this year’s Retail Renaissance: NY NOW show, designer Michael Tavano is exploring how interiors that incorporate elements of nature can spark joy. In his dining room scape, “The Garden of Happiness,”…
Have you been yearning for a getaway experience fit for royalty or even past American Presidents like Franklin D. Roosevelt? Nestled in South Carolina’s Thoroughbred Country is the Willcox Inn. Initially established…
With a nod to the past and a look toward the future of hospitality in the Pacific Northwest, Woodlark is Portland’s newest hotel in the heart of downtown. The highly-anticipated, 150-room hotel,…
Like the grace and gorgeousness of Milan, Italian furniture designers Virginia Valentini and Francesco Breganze craft some of the most exciting and exotic pieces on the market today. Meticulous detail and unique…
Photography by David Salpeter. For the opening of Hem’s first US showroom in Downtown Los Angeles in collaboration with Madera, the independent design brand commissioned San Francisco based designer Clark Thenhaus, founder and…
SoCal native Mark Weaver’s design firm, Mark Weaver and Associates, was borne in 1970 out of a passion to contribute something new and exciting to the design community. In Los Angeles, a…
New York Design At Home By Anthony Iannacci. Photography by Noe DeWitt | Abrams Designers’ homes are often laboratories where they are free to experiment. “New York Design at Home” profiles 27 homes…
Ask Laura Itkonen what kind of artist she is, and the Finnish creative will be answering for a while: A designer of retail displays. A photographer and graphic artist. A jewelry maker.…
We all know that cats need shelters too, and Architects for Animals is making sure the kitty community in L.A. is sheltered in style. One of this year’s most innovative design events, the…
Working with Added Value, Green City Force, and NYCHA, architectural design firm Thread Collective developed a plan and framework for the first community farm on public housing property in New York City.…
“Brumble Patch” from the “John what Henri” series. With the traveling architecture exhibition Swissness Applied, the masterminds behind Architecture Office are questioning the role of imagery and cultural appropriation in architecture, urban…
Consider these spirited pieces the superheroes of your home. Brave and daring, they represent a courageous departure from the everyday. Completely original, they defy expectations. And did someone mention their ability to…
Built for a family moving from their Manhattan apartment, these clients wanted an informal but spacious home both to raise their 3 young children and to entertain. James Smiros, of Smiros & Smiros…