8th of June 2018 Why Dachshunds Are the Dog of Choice for Creative Types Artists and designers share their love for the sausage-shaped canine, who’s found in everything from solid gold pendants to antique boot scrapers. by Jill Krasny
8th of June 2018 Muscular Modernism Thrives Amid the Hudson Valley’s Beautiful Landscape The rolling hills of Upstate New York have proved fertile ground for experiments in modernist architecture. by Fred A. Bernstein
8th of June 2018 Azzedine Alaïa Was a Couturier Who Thought Like a Sculptor The first fashion exhibit to be held at the new London Design Museum celebrates the famed Tunisian-Parisian couturier's lifetime of work. by Clair Watson
6th of June 2018 Jeremiah Brent Designs for Real Life The designer may be best known for transforming homes on reality TV, but his passion lies in creating highly personal, livable interiors. by Colleen Egan
1st of June 2018 Meet the Man Who Defined Manhattan Luxury Real Estate Italian-born architect Rosario Candela was one of the pioneers of New York City high-rise-apartment living. by Pilar Viladas
1st of June 2018 California Boy Nathan Turner Entertains — and Shops 1stdibs — with Élan The designer shares his flair for relaxed-yet-refined hospitality in a new book dedicated to his home state. by Kerstin Czarra
1st of June 2018 Fiammetta Vanelli Brings Noble Carrara Marble into the Future The artistically minded entrepreneur mines her family’s marble quarry to create beautiful objects that honor Italian history and quality craftsmanship. by Jorge S. Arango
1st of June 2018 Leroy Street Studio ‘Underbuilds’ in Deference to Natural Settings The architecture firm's partners believe that working closely with their clients leads to a stronger final result. by Fred A. Bernstein
25th of May 2018 When American Design First Went 'Modern' A new book takes a deep look at the pivotal decade when modernism became truly American. by Cara Greenberg
