06 Dec Ceramics story in Elliman Magazine
Today’s hottest ceramic artists as chosen by the interior designers who spec and collect their work. See all the super-cool choices from the likes of Kelly Wearstler, Brian McCarthy, Charles...
Category: Design
24 Oct Alexa/The NY Post – fab new home decor
A page packed with stylish furniture and accessories to outfit everything from a studio to a sky-high penthouse, in this week’s Alexa.
10 Oct Blank wall – yes or no? In the Wall Street Journal
Is it ok to leave a wall completely blank? It’s apparently quite a polarizing topic. Read both sides, and take sides, here.
12 Sep David + Nicolas elevator design in Interior Design
Beirut and Milan-based design firm David + Nicolas designed several elevators for Mitsulift.
26 Jul An awesome Cape Town eatery in How To Spend It/The Financial Times
My trip to Cape Town in May yielded many fantastic discoveries, including The Athletic Club & Social, a 3-storey, impeccably designed restaurant and club. I’m not one for hyperbole, but...
09 Jul Pia-Maria Raeder profile in Galerie
At a glance, the works of German artist Pia-Maria Raeder resemble white coral that might have washed up on a beach in an exotic locale. But a closer inspection reveals that the organic,...
22 Jun 20 Questions with Jason Wu in Off Duty/The Wall Street Journal
Fashion designer Jason Wu has designed a collection of upholstered seating that will debut on Interior Define in a few days. In this Q+A style piece Jason dished on a...
14 Jun Gorgeous George Hotel in How To Spend It
Gorgeous George is Cape Town’s first ever Design Hotel, located on St. George’s Mall (a pedestrian walkway) in the center-ish of town. Interiors by Johannesburg-based designer Tristan DuPlessis, rooftop restaurant...
06 Jun Lumber Club Marfa in Architectural Digest
A group of girls in Marfa gathers every Friday afternoon to hand craft 3-legged stools that, thanks to instagram, now have a two month waiting list. It’s a really cool...
27 Apr Color trend story, in Departures
Yes, color is everywhere in interiors – from the walls/ceilings/floors to the furniture. Tons of it, layered in patterns. This essay traces the most recent history of the resurgence, with...