February 2017 Reading List: Shades of Green
From backyards to city streets to Apple’s industrial design, this month’s picks show that green
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Suite Sorrow: The Death of New York’s Grand Hotels
One New Yorker laments the passing of one of the city’s greatest offerings.
Rose McGowan’s Circular World
If the Hollywood star had her way, our lives would be a lot rounder.
Predicting the Future at A/D/O
At Brooklyn’s A/D/O, a recent conference focused on utopian (and dystopian) design.
Trump Talk at Maison & Objet and Beyond
Our editor-in-chief finds the U.S. president looming over the design and art worlds in Paris,...
Like No Other Eero
A Wi-Fi router aspires to its iconic architect namesake.
KBH’s Musical Chair for Sonos
The firm sought to harmonize the seat with the American brand’s new subwoofer.
Stephanie Goto’s #NYCRestaurantWeek Picks
The architect and designer behind numerous New York restaurants shares her essential stops during...
Stephanie Goto’s Food for Thought
Inside her Manhattan space, the architect and designer dishes on her love of food, dream passengers
Bureau d’Architecte Makes Practical Use of Precious Metals
It’s what resulted when architect Joseph Dirand designed desk accessories for Puiforcat.
Hamilton’s Set Designer Digs Into to the Real Hamilton’s Archives
David Korins, the set designer behind Broadway’s Hamilton, curates an exhibition at...
How It’s Made: Emeco
Emeco’s Navy Collection is a symbol of American design with military roots.
Paola Navone’s Perfect Imperfection
Italian designer Paola Navone brings her “tham ma da” touch to a major Hong Kong renovation.
Furnishings That Draw a Fine Line
An illusion of delicacy stands out in this collection of tables and shelving.
Object: Berluti For Krug Briefcase
A by-the-numbers assessment of a new product or accessory.
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