An Ancient Tuscan Farm Turned Magical, Bohemian Home
A sprawling estate overlooking Florence makes an unlikely — if blissful — setting for the painter Fiona Corsini di San Giuliano, her husband and their six kids.
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CreditDavid Mellor Design The Design Legacy of David Mellor, as English as Afternoon Tea
His work was so understated that it has slipped into the canon of modern British life with little fanfare.
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CreditRichard Barnes The Stunning (and Fun) Transformation of a Forgotten New York Landmark
A sprawling new park brings a bit of wonder — and unparalleled views of Manhattan and Brooklyn — to Governors Island.
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CreditAndrea Wyner for The New York Times A Day in Milan — With One of Its Rising Fashion Stars
Lorenzo Serafini, the designer of Philosophy di Lorenzo Serafini, takes T to his favorite places in his home city.
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Surprising and delightful interiors, belonging to the most interesting people in fashion, art, architecture, society and design.
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CreditDitte Isager A French Restaurant in SoHo, With the Comforts of Home
Chef Daniel Rose’s first American restaurant, Le Coucou, opening on Monday, puts one design duo’s more residential work in a public space.
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CreditLuca Campri A Traveling Design Show’s Very Chic London Iteration
Ironically called “Squat,” Nina Yashar’s new exhibition in Mayfair offers furnishings to match million-dollar artworks.
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CreditGareth Hacker The Best of British Crafts, All in One Shop
The New Craftsmen brings together local artisans from all over Britain in the bright lights of London’s Mayfair.
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CreditPhotograph by Stefan Ruiz. Produced by Leena Saidi. The Eternal Magic of Beirut
For many of us, it’s synonymous with war and strife. But for the artists, chefs, designers, architects and scholars who live there, Beirut will always be a place where ideas and beauty flourished ... and flourish still.
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CreditMichael Roberts The Turkish Textile Designer Rifat Ozbek’s Greatest Influences
Why he chose pillows over fashion — and what inspired London’s most beloved nightclub.
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CreditWhite Arrow At a Favorite New York Design Fair, a New Norwegian Presence
For this year’s Sight Unseen Offsite, New Yorkers collaborated with emerging design studios via Skype.
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CreditJeffrey Schad, courtesy of Roll & Hill A Lighting Company With a Cult Following Opens Up Shop
Roll & Hill opens the doors to its first ever showroom in SoHo on Saturday.
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CreditEvan Miller In the Lower East Side, an Experimental Living Room
The furniture designers Christian Lopez Swafford and Lauren Larson of the brand Material Lust have opened their version of a showroom.
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CreditPhotograph by Carlotta Cardana At Home With a Cult Denim Designer (in a 400-Year-Old Boathouse)
M.i.h Jeans’s Chloe Lonsdale left London after 20 years for an ancient home surrounded by tidal wetlands.
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CreditStephen Busken Blackman Cruz: Rebels of the Design World
Adam Blackman and David Cruz prove that the best things come out of opposing aesthetics.
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CreditFrançois Coquerel The New Direction of Three Storied Design Houses
Hermès, Moroso and Dedar are taking big steps into the future, finding inspiration in unexpected people and places.
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CreditMarko Metzinger In the Home, Blah Is Beautiful
The English have long known what most Americans don’t: that drab walls can bring out the best in a room.
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CreditBea De Giacomo Inside the Unmistakably Milanese Apartment of a Beirut Gallery Owner
Nicolas Bellavance-Lecompte’s home is a case study in the ethos behind Carwan — the marriage of innovative modern design and Middle Eastern techniques.
