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James Turrell Skyspace, Jose Ignacio, Posada Ayana
Posada Ayana/Galerie Magazine

Posada Ayana, new hotel in Jose Ignacio, Uruguay, boasts the first James Turrell Skyspace in South America. Read all about it here....

Lake Flato rammed earth house Marfa Texas
Lake Flato home in Marfa, Texas in Architectural Digest

So here’s a kind of crazy story. Couple A buys land outside Marfa, Texas, and enlists Lake Flato architects to design a rammed earth home for them. That’s cool, but not the crazy part. They ultimately do not build the house, and sell the land to Couple B.  Couple B, rather than starting over with their own architect, go ahead with building the Lake Flato house originally designed for Couple A. Over 3 million pounds of Texas soil were involved. To see the full slide show and read the pretty interesting (to me) story, go here....

Shilpa Yarlagadda, Rima Suqi, The Financial Times, How to Spend It
Profile of Shilpa Yarlagadda in the FT/How To Spend It

Aged just 24, Shilpa Yarlagadda has a resumé and an address book that most take decades to accrue. Four years ago, sitting in her Harvard dorm room, she co-founded , a jewellery company with a single product – the Duet Pinky Ring. A spiral design with two stones – representing a “pinky promise” for women to support one another – it was worn by Emma Watson, Nicole Kidman and Shailene Woodley on various red carpets before Shiffon even had a proper website. Better yet, it gives 50 per cent of its proceeds to female-led startups via its non-profit venture capital...

Jwan Yosef and his art rugs, Rima Suqi, Architectural Digest
Jwan Yosef’s new rugs in Architectural Digest

Jwan Yosef is a Syrian-born artist raised in Sweden, educated in London, and currently living in Los Angeles. And he's created rugs, based on previous paintings, that debuted today at Henzel Studio. You can read all about him and the carpets, here....

Elle Decor Holiday Gift Guide 2021
Holiday Gift Guide/Elle Decor

50 "small luxuries" for your family, friends, or yourself, with many under $500. See them all here....

Luxury Holiday Gifts, Rima Suqi
Holiday gift guide/Alexa

Gucci pencils, a Campana brothers-designed hanging chair for Louis Vuitton, and an awesome puzzle that's a portrait of the late great Halston, are just a few of the items on this page that I've worked on for the past few years. See all the merchandise here....

World's Best Bookstores, How To Spend It, The Financial Times, Rima sUqi
World’s Best Bookstores/How To Spend It, The Financial Times

A round up of the world's best bookstores. My personal contributions were Marfa Book Co. in Marfa, Texas, The Strand and Printed Matter in NYC, Dujiangyan Zhongshuge in China, and El Ateneo Grand Splendid in Buenos Aires. You can see the whole list here....

Mission Blue, Rima Suqi, Alexa
Rolex + Mission Blue in Alexa

The Azores, a dreamy chain of nine volcanic islands in the Atlantic off the coast of Portugal, has long been a destination for nature lovers, wellness buffs, scuba divers and surfers. Among other reasons, they journey to this picture-perfect archipelago for its insanely rich deep-sea ecosystem of more than 25 types of dolphins and whales, hundreds of species of fish and coral gardens galore. The site was also just designated a “Hope Spot” by Mission Blue, an organization founded in 2009 by Rolex Testimonee Sylvia Earle (who is also a partner in Rolex’s Perpetual Planet initiative), which aims to create a global...

Michael Graves former apartment in Mansion/The Wall Street Journal

“I walked into lime green walls and a black and pink kitchen” says Eilyn Jimenez, founder and creative director of Sire design, of the 1,100-square-foot 1-bedroom 2-bath condominium her clients, a Canadian couple, had purchased in Miami. The previous owner of the 12th floor apartment, with expansive views of South Beach, was Michael Graves, the pre-eminent architect who also happened to design the entire building (but is possibly best known for his incredibly popular designs for Target). Her clients had done little to change it except paint the walls to the point where, Ms. Jimenez jokes, “it looked like Crayola vomited...