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by Andrew Stone | posted 11:05 am
An elegant and generous powerhouse in hospitality design for four decades, Trisha Wilson is known the world round for her forward-thinking take on interior architecture.
by Jesse Dorris | posted 1:37 pm
The 2013 winners include Schaefer-Graf’s adaptive reuse of a century-old, three-floor residence; Brooklyn’s Barclays Center arena; and the National Institute of Standards and Technology’s LEED-certified government building.
by Lauren DeBellis | posted 11:22 am
Pawson’s installation features a more than 15-inch-long concave crystal meniscus lens, the largest Swarovski has created to date, and is the first project sponsored by the newly established Swarovski Foundation.
by Tamara Moscowitz | posted 2:55 pm
Design world “it boys,” the Brazilian brothers Fernando and Humberto Campana, are showing their first U.S. solo exhibition, “Campana Brothers: Concepts”, through July 3 at the Friedman Benda Gallery in New York.
by Andrew Stone | posted 11:30 am
A top mind in New York’s interiors world since the mid-1980s, Alex Papachristidis is known for classic tastes and a scholarly approach to decorating.
by Meghan Edwards | posted 3:29 am
“Can we get Beyonce’s room?” This may be the catchphrase derived from Interior Design’s gathering of 20-plus health-care designers and executives during NeoCon yesterday at the Mart’s IIDA space to discuss the market’s explosive growth and increasing emphasis on health-care design.
by Jesse Dorris | posted 9:30 am
This month, fans of industry leader Haworth can stop window shopping and start Windows (or Mac, or Linux) shopping, as the family-owned and privately-held company launches an online store and iPad app.
by Jesse Dorris | posted 9:30 am
Well into its fourth decade of carpet innovation, Bentley Prince Street has gone back to its roots with a return to its original name and a re-commitment to quality and craft.
by Jennifer Krichels | posted 6:32 pm
Interior Design recently visited Porcelanosa’s Krion showroom to see the solid surfacing product the Spain-based manufacturer will debut at NeoCon.
by Jennifer Nalewicki | posted 1:27 pm
Brightly colored lamps crafted out of recycled record albums, pompom stools made from up-cycled silk saris, and spent bullets soldered into rings. These are just a few of the offerings at the London-headquartered Moorbi.com.
by Andrew Stone | posted on Jun 18, 2013
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