In New York City’s ever-constrained real estate landscape, transitioning from a sleek Manhattan residence to a historic Brooklyn brownstone often means more room to stretch out, greater privacy, and a slower pace. In this respect,… Read More »A Brooklyn Brownstone Trades Restraint for Color and Character
Today, with algorithms often determining exposure, seeing a new project finally catch fire online is undeniably rewarding. But digital visibility can be inherently fleeting. When an independent designer, emerging agency, or in-house team pitches against… Read More »Beyond the Feed: Why an iF DESIGN AWARD Win Carries Lasting Recognition
The streets of London are currently home to art on the move—literally. In collaboration with Brooklyn-based artist Kozo and Cart Department, The Peninsula London has transformed six of its signature green vehicles into A World… Read More »Kozo Transforms Peninsula London’s Cars into a Moving Art Exhibition
Green continues to have a moment in interior design, but Sherwin-Williams is taking a lighter approach for 2027. The paint company, alongside HGTV Home by Sherwin-Williams, has named Celery its 2027 Color of the Year:… Read More »Sherwin-Williams’ 2027 Color of the Year Takes a Lighter Approach to Green
A dormant dome in the heart of Istanbul has been reimagined as a contemporary cafe. Designed by international design and creative studio Mitte, Local People transforms an underused structure in Başakşehir, one of the city’s… Read More »Inside Local People, a Contemporary Cafe Beneath an Istanbul Dome
One of the most exciting truths of any creative trend is that what was once old will almost certainly become new again—interior design trends are no exception. And in an era when whitewashed walls and… Read More »Crate & Barrel Enters the Wallpaper Market With York Wallcoverings