The most telling detail of this Upper West Side penthouse, designed by Lindye Galloway, is not a material or a fixture but a logistics marvel. Almost every large custom piece arrived by crane, lifted over… Read More »Lindye Galloway Reimagines Two Upper West Side Penthouses as One Home
Alex Proba and Salehe Bembury speak different design languages. The founder of StudioPROBA moves fluidly between murals, interiors, furniture, and public art to build exuberant compositions rooted in emotion and color. Bembury, meanwhile, has become… Read More »Alex Proba and Salehe Bembury Turn Their Signature Motifs Into Home Decor
The luxury hospitality industry is undergoing a massive sea change. In an unprecedented wave of creative evolution, five of the world’s most elite hotel brands are officially venturing beyond their land-based properties into the sleek,… Read More »Luxury Hospitality Brands Bring Their Design DNA to the Sea
Branded environments often prioritize visibility over atmosphere. Every surface becomes an opportunity for a logo, while spaces are designed with social media in mind. For Bumble’s seasonal Love Chalet in Aspen, however, Studio Coco Greenblum… Read More »Studio Coco Greenblum Brings Warmth to Bumble’s Aspen Chalet
Once upon a time, mixing gold and silver jewelry was considered a fashion faux pas. Interior design has long had a similar rule: Whether it’s brass, chrome, nickel, or blackened steel, you pick one finish… Read More »Lo & Co’s Duet Collection Makes the Case for Mixing Metals
Anodized aluminum takes to color the way paper takes to ink. Pigment sinks past the surface and seals there, fixed inside a thin layer of oxide. RIMOWA builds its palette this way, and its newest… Read More »RIMOWA Introduces Ink Blue to Its Original Luggage Collection