During our two decades covering the Design Miami fairs, we have become accustomed to seeing exemplary creations from the mid-century modern era, limited-edition pieces by contemporary artisans and makers, and avant-garde moves made by some of the world’s most renowned design galleries. When the organizers of the fair opened in Paris in 2023, it gave
Tomorrow, January 21st, the Winter Decorative Fair opens in London. It has long been one of our favorite shows because of the quality of the vintage pieces and antiques that are for sale, and for the creativity the dealers put into their displays. It is not only the first major antiques and interiors event of
Architecture can be intimidating. So was the size of the tome (a word we rarely use but it is seriously apropos for this title) that celebrates the built environments of Antoine Predock. Surveying 65 years of his visionary work, the 690-page retrospective, RIDE, can serve as a lesson for all firms: document your work and
We’ve known Amy Flurry for a number of years, and we’ve always been impressed with her vision and her ability to strategize. We’re now celebrating her entrée into the world of textiles with the launch of a new business Aloka Home—an endeavor she says she owes to her business partners Ashu and Monik Ladha. Before
Portraying historical landmarks and areas of artistic invention over a period of 31 years, and placing them within the context of political and cultural life as it evolved in Paris is no small feat. Cataloging the transformations that occurred during the period by way of their visionary creators is also a monumental task. Jean-Louis Cohen
In an effusive foreword to the new Vicente Wolf book Creative Interior Solutions, published by Rizzoli, Marianne Williamson takes readers on an odyssey that began when she was smitten by a bed the author spotted. “And there I saw it,” she wrote. “‘That’s the most beautiful bed I’ve ever seen,’ I said to my friend.
Mexico seems to be on everyone’s mind at the moment so in this third post about the country where lushness abounds, we travel to Tulum with Susan Jamieson of Bridget Beari Designs, who completed this retreat, Casa Yakuna, for a client in the heart of the Sian K’aan jungle. The home sits on the oceanfront
A new monograph on the work of internationally renowned Mexican interior and furniture designer Gloria Cortina has been released by Rizzoli that we find intriguing for two reasons. First, it furthers what we are seeing as a trend—a fascination with all things Mexico—and second, when we made our way through its pages, the thought came,
Our post today highlights a trend we’re seeing crop up lately—a fascination with all things Mexico. We’ll be featuring several posts dedicated to the trend during the next month that we believe will illuminate this. Today, we feature one designer whose passion for the Yucatan is an all-consuming one. As High Point Market gets underway
Nothing is more sacred than sleep and the greater the sumptuousness to the bedding, the more rewarding the experience of resting will be. Case in point are the incredible products by Bella Notte Linens, particularly their silk velvet offerings that we are highlighting today. Not only do they live up to the sensual quality everyone’s