The stone houses of Westchester’s early 20th-century neighborhoods carry a particular material candor – their masonry is pulled from the same geological bed as the landscape around them, their permanence a direct expression of the… Read More »Ravi Raj Restores a Century-Old Croton-on-Hudson Residence
The most infinitesimal elements of our interiors are getting noticed these days. With nothing being left to chance in the outfit of our homes, workspaces, restaurants, stores, and shared civic environments, hardware is finally gaining… Read More »These Hyper Refined Handles, Knobs, and Pulls Form Like Italian Pasta
How do you improve upon an icon? When it came to update the 931 handbag, German accessories brand TSATSAS didn’t change a thing—the rigorous, compact design is as enduring as any mid-century classic by Dieter… Read More »TSATSAS Unveils a New Hue for the 931 Bag by Dieter Rams
Meet Juba: the emerging design practice making waves in Montreal. With a halo of kaleidoscopic colors, the debut lamp from Montreal-based studio Juba feels almost otherworldly—like the surface of some alien planet or bacteria blooming… Read More »An Ethereal Table Lamp Debuts in Heavenly Hues
Modern humans like to think we have it all figured out—mostly, anyway. With the invention of the printing press, philosophers worried our thoughts would become mired among the pages, leaving us unprepared for original thinking.… Read More »OUTSIDERS Investigates the Space Between Society and Solitude
Born and raised in New York City, Alex Lerian grew up around endless movement, which not only heightened his spatial awareness but also shaped his aesthetic appreciation. “I began to notice that I was constantly… Read More »F5: Alex Lerian on Live Music, a Favorite Burrito Spot, Materials + More