Nicole Alexander was surrounded by design from an early age, and it shaped her own perspective years later. “My parents certainly had the earliest influence on me,” she says. “I grew up going to estate… Read More »Nicole Alexander Shares 5 Siren Betty Projects Full of Personality
Lang Architecture’s latest project, an apartment in New York City’s East Village, began as two separate units inside a 1930s Art Deco building. A full gut renovation of the New York City space brought them… Read More »Lang Architecture Reimagines Art Deco in an East Village Apartment
Leather-clad seating, lacquered woodgrain, and a palette pitched between ivory and champagne now finish a nearly 1,600-square-foot suite inside Arthur Ashe Stadium. The material list belongs to an aircraft, specifically the front cabins of the… Read More »Emirates Fits Out a U.S. Open Suite With the Design Language of Its A380
Beauty retail increasingly asks stores to do more than simply display products. At a new SoHo concept from Outside In and Nature of Things, shopping is only one part of the program: Makeup and skincare… Read More »Outside In and Nature of Things Rethink Beauty Retail in NYC
Bvlgari’s serpent has spent decades wrapped around wrists, fingers, and necks. Now, it’s winding its way through the New York City landscape. Opening Sept. 10 on the High Line, auruBOROS – Urban Memory and Collective… Read More »Bvlgari’s Golden Serpent Slithers Onto New York’s High Line
The idea for Hollis+Morris’ Beaufort lighting collection began somewhere over the Atlantic. Founder and lead designer Mischa Couvrette was flying home from Copenhagen after 3daysofdesign when a conversation about ice and climate change led to… Read More »Hollis+Morris Looks Beneath the Ice With Beaufort Lighting