As a lifelong lover of good design — and good pasta sauce — it’s not every day that I see a sauce label that stops me in my tracks. But this holiday season, Rao’s Homemade… Read More »Rao’s Homemade Gets a Festive Makeover with Timothy Goodman
A small brown bird is dead in the backyard. No sign of how or why. I think it might have run into the garage window but the window is shuttered, not reflective. Still, the bird… Read More »I’m Wondering: What Does It Feel Like To Be You?
This week’s guest is Robert Wong. Wong was born Chinese, grew up Dutch, was Canadian, and is now American. While studying to become an accountant in Toronto, Wong woke up one day, flew to New… Read More »DesignThinkers Podcast: Robert Wong
Identity Politics is a column written by veteran journalist Susan Milligan, covering the big issues in the socio-political ether as they intersect with design, art, and other modes of visual communication. Inside Europe’s iconic cathedral… Read More »The Dame Persists Undeterred by Human Follies
It is a classic political murder thriller, a film set in the shadow of France’s show of force to thwart the Algerian anti-colonialist revolution and Charles DeGaulle’s retreat. The Day of the Jackal (1973) was… Read More »The Daily Heller: The Titles of the Jackal Have Their Day
Work is continuing apace at the site of Holland Park Gate in West London. Sat within the site of the former Kensington Odeon cinema, the new mixed-use development will elegantly showcase the scheme’s artistic prestige… Read More »Bringing nature to Holland Park Gate with an art deco twist