Cities like New York are densely packed in an effort to maximize every available square foot—people literally stacked on top of one another. While a calendar crammed full of engagements—or simply fighting through the grocery… Read More »Lore Bath House is a New Kind of Neighborhood Agora for Downtown Manhattan
Untethered by bombastic claims of trend adherence or disingenuous refutes thereof, Brooklyn furniture brand Sixpenny does things differently. For the maverick producer, it isn’t even a question of substance over style but an unyielding concession… Read More »Sixpenny Launches its Wild Air Print With a Bold Showroom Redesign
Erika Hardman spent time in the corporate world as a recruiter, but when she began working alongside her partner Liam in their furniture studio, she realized that it was not just a career but a… Read More »F5: Erika Hardman Talks Architectural Shoes, Cold Plunge, the California Desert + More
Throughout his illustrious career, the late Karl Lagerfeld amassed an impressive portfolio of distinctive properties. Recent monograph Karl Lagerfeld A Life in Houses, published by Thames & Hudson, surveys this vast collection: everything from the… Read More »Guests Can Now Holiday in Karl Lagerfeld’s Custom-Designed Private Office
Tables are essential in today’s modern workplaces, utilized as work surfaces and places to gather around. Yet these pieces, ever functional, can often feel basic and rather cold, like the metal furnishings that dot the… Read More »Hum Tables by KFI Studios Provide a Grounded Presence in Modern Workplaces
The fundamental tension at the heart of this San Diego residence is one familiar to anyone working along California’s coastline: how to make something genuinely new from a structure that, by regulation, must remain. Bound… Read More »This La Jolla Beachside Home Is Built Around Restraint and Craftsmanship