Designing in the shadow of a master requires a particular kind of restraint and discipline––not deference so literal that it becomes mimicry, nor ambition so forceful that it erases lineage altogether. It demands something quieter,… Read More »Philippe Nigro’s JOSEPH Armchair for Wittmann Honors Josef Hoffmann Without Imitation
Color is a powerful thing. Emotional and expansive, the most compelling hues can’t help but define our homes, clothes, and objects by washing every facet of our being in their brilliance and personality. Championing this… Read More »The Shop by Gantri Pays Homage to Set and Setting
Much to my chagrin, a frenzy of screens increasingly defines my human existence. They seem to multiply, migrate, and mutate over time—expanding beyond passive surfaces into active participants in how I see, speak, and make.… Read More »Beyond the Screen: Apple Studio Display and the Future of Creative Workflows
The allure of venturing into the great outdoors for a few days will never cease. When the going gets tough and the challenges of the world seem insurmountable, a trip deep into the reaches of… Read More »This Camping Gear Conjures Nostalgia to Meet the Moment
Cities like New York are densely packed in an effort to maximize every available square foot—people literally stacked on top of one another. While a calendar crammed full of engagements—or simply fighting through the grocery… Read More »Lore Bath House is a New Kind of Neighborhood Agora for Downtown Manhattan
Untethered by bombastic claims of trend adherence or disingenuous refutes thereof, Brooklyn furniture brand Sixpenny does things differently. For the maverick producer, it isn’t even a question of substance over style but an unyielding concession… Read More »Sixpenny Launches its Wild Air Print With a Bold Showroom Redesign