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Pierre Yovanovitch Sofa, Rima Suqi, Departures Magazine, Sofa as Art
Sofa as status object in Departures Spring Home & Design issue

The sofa as a status object is not a new phenomenon, but what qualifies as one has evolved well beyond the typical large, expensive, and room-commanding pieces found at many design showrooms. Now a different kind of sofa mar- ket has developed: one for ultraexclusive limited-edition pieces by world-class designers, created more like works of art and sold by high-end furniture galleries that are betting these sofas will someday command returns as staggering as Royère’s Polar Bear (sold at auction last fall for $497,000). ...

20 April, 2020
Temple Studios, Rima Suqi, Doug Meyer, AD Pro, Architectural Digest
Temple Studio opens in NYC/AD Pro

Kate Temple Reynolds, formerly of Studio Four, has opened Temple Studio, a crazy-cool showroom featuring 19 textile, rug and wallpaper lines and designed by Doug Meyer. You can read it on AD Pro if you have a subscription or check out  Doug Meyer's instagram, where he's been posting some cool photos....

12 March, 2020
Eileen Gray at Bard, Rima Suqi, AD Pro
Eileen Gray exhibit at Bard/AD Pro

Bard Graduate Center Gallery has an excellent exhibit, a retrospective of sorts, of the work of Eileen Gray. You can read it on ADPro if you have a subscription, but if not, google it or just go!...

12 March, 2020
How To Spend It, The Financial Times, Marfa Texas, Donald Judd, Rima Suqi
Cover story in How To Spend It, “Donald Judd, Marfa and Me”

Pegged to the opening of a Donald Judd retrospective at MoMA, a show of prints at 101 Spring Street, and the launch of the Donald Judd Spaces book, I was asked to write about my experiences in the southwest Texas town of Marfa. You can read it here....

02 March, 2020
Donald Judd Spaces Book Galerie Magazine
Donald Judd Spaces book in Galerie

A very cool coffee table book featuring every personal and professional space tied to Donald Judd (and now the Judd Foundation) has been published by Prestel. Donald Judd Spaces as authored by his kids, Rainer and Flavin Judd, and is $75 at this link....

27 February, 2020
Alison Berger LED Lighting Galerie Magazine
Alison Berger’s new lighting in Galerie Magazine

Los Angeles-based glass artist Alison Berger has created pieces that, for the first time, incorporate LED lighting. It's a big departure, with unsurprisingly sophisticated results. Available at Holly Hunt....

23 February, 2020
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Sister Parish tiles for Country Floors/AD PRO

The legendary design duo of Albert Hadley and Sister Parish spec'd Country Floors tiles for numerous projects, so it makes sense their first (albeit posthumous) tile collection would be for them. Fun fact: both companies were founded the same year. To find out when, read on....

29 January, 2020
Hermes jewelry, Galerie Magazine, Rima Suqi, Pierre Hardy
Hermes sexy new jewelry collection/Galerie Magazine

Pierre Hardy's latest creations for Hermes fine jewelry are a huge departure for the brand. He used black jade and black spinels, combined with rose gold, to make an incredibly cool collection that will appeal to a whole new audience, yours truly included....

18 December, 2019
Alan Faena crystal collection, Galerie Magazine, Rima Suqi
Alan Faena’s collection of crystals in Galerie Magazine

Alan Faena is the owner of the Faena hotels in Buenos Aires and Miami, and an avid collector. I got a peek at his Miami home, which was a cover story in Elle Decor, for an admittedly smaller story about his collection of hundreds of crystals - ranging from quartz to amethyst to agate and pyrite - that date to the 1700s. A very unusual and super-cool collection that had been in the same family for generations....

08 December, 2019
Guy LaLiberte, Nukutepipi, Tahiti
Nukutepipi private island resort in Ovation

Cirque du Soleil co-founder Guy Laliberte bought Nukutepipi, an island in the middle of the South Pacific, originally as a refuge for himself, his family and close friends. Ever the businessman, he later realized it would make the perfect, all-inclusive escape for those who value privacy and discretion. It can be rented for about $1 million a week for up to 50 people. You are in the middle of nowhere, but won't be bored - cinemas, archery, tennis, basketball, a game room (house, actually), every water sport imaginable, and an observatory. Full details can be found here....

06 December, 2019