Even if you don’t know the Porsche 550 Spyder, you probably recognize it. The nimble little roadster became a racing icon in the 1950s, claiming glory at events like the 24 Hours of Le Mans… Read More »The Porsche 550 Spyder Gets a Smaller, Electric Second Act
The charred cedar cladding on the Milo House, in Cornwall, Vermont, has been brushed once after its flame treatment, a step that softens the soot layer and exposes the grain still visible beneath the char.… Read More »Elizabeth Herrmann Clads a Cornwall Home in Gendai Yakisugi
Ask any music lover about vinyl, and they’ll likely point to the warmth and dynamic quality of its sound. Now ask any music lover who also appreciates beautiful design and craftsmanship, and they’ll add that… Read More »Wrensilva Gives Its Studio Record Console a Lighter Look in White Oak
For more than 60 years, Breakfast at Tiffany’s has linked Tiffany & Co. with the fantasy of breakfast on Fifth Avenue. Now, the jewelry house is bringing its own version of that experience to the… Read More »Tiffany’s Blue Box Café Brings Breakfast at Tiffany’s to California
There is something about late summer that makes me want to gather people around a table. The days are long, and the garden is bursting with ripeness, from deep red tomatoes heavy on the vine… Read More »The Artful—and Thoughtful—Side of Vegetables
Over the past couple of years, a fresh spatial typology has moved into the mainstream: the high-touch, high-fidelity listening room. Once the domain of niche audiophiles and dedicated hi-fi spaces, these carefully styled and technically… Read More »Listening Rooms Are Having a Design Moment