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Edie Cohen, January 1, 2012
Slopes or sea? When Italians opt for a vacation house, it's one or the other, and an Udine engineer and his lawyer wife chose the former for themselves and their two children.
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Jim Shi, January 1, 2012
When it comes to apartment hunting in Manhattan, discovering the perfect location is, more often than not, only half the battle.
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Deborah Wilk, January 1, 2012
When Geoff Bartakovics decided to move his wildly successful foodie start-up, TastingTable.com, out of his own apartment, he found office space downstairs in thesame loft building. More -
Mark McMenamin, October 1, 2011
Soak up the latest in bathtubs. More -
Mark McMenamin, October 1, 2011
A funny thing happened on the way to the Forum-specifically the Laufen Forum, an exhibition and visitor center adjacent to the bath giant's headquarters in the Swiss town of Laufen. More -
Mark McMenamin, October 1, 2011
Brian Messana and Toby O'Rorke of Messana O'Rorke are thinking Back to Basics. More -
Mark McMenamin, October 1, 2011
No one can change the past. Except, perhaps, a designer. More -
Jennifer Hudson, October 1, 2011
Built in 1970, the Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane was the Canadian chain's first European property-defining the brand with the help of a prestigious Mayfair address. Now, as part of Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts's 50th-anniversary celebration worldwide, the London mid-rise has undergone a major overhaul. More -
Edie Cohen, October 1, 2011
Santiago Ortiz comes to Los Angeles by way of Colombia, where he was born, and Providence, where he studied architecture and fine arts at the Rhode Island School of Design. L.A.'s buzzy design scene and perennial indooroutdoor lifestyle were among the draws. More -
Edie Cohen, July 1, 2011
To proclaim its status as one of the world's largest manufacturers of kitchen and laundry appliances, the Whirlpool Corporation looked beyond its headquarters in small-town Benton Harbor, Michigan. More -
Barbara L. Dixon, July 1, 2011
"It's always important to be immersed in beauty," calligraphy artist Noriko Maeda says. "And the Japanese essence of simplicity is at the core of our lifestyle." More
- Keeping it Clean
Heather O'Brian, January 1, 2011
Sometimes what you don't do can be as important as what you do. Such was the case in Oderzo, a town 40 miles northeast of Venice... More
- A Different Slant
C.C. Sullivan, January 1, 2011
What do you get when you cross a city loft with a mountain house? A little bit of everything, apparently.
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- So Splashy
Craig Kellogg, January 1, 2011
"She’s not cautious," Ghislaine Viñas reports, approvingly, of her repeat client and close friend Paige West, owner of the New York contemporary-art gallery Mixed Greens. "She’s a superconfident girl-next-door." More
- Best of Year: Kitchen & Bath
Meghan Edwards, December 1, 2010
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- Come Fly Away
Sarah Rich, October 1, 2010
From the sidewalk outside Revel Spa, a cluster of black birdcages can be seen hovering above the reception desk
- Change is in the Air
Kimberly Goad, September 1, 2010
What inspires people to press the reset button on their lives?
- Core Studies
Deborah Wilk, September 1, 2010
The refrigerator rarely houses more than Diet Coke...
- Symphony in Wood
Mairi Beautyman, July 1, 2010
Located a few blocks from Boston Common, the 10-story building would have enjoyed phenomenal city views, but it had windows only on its two narrow ends... More
- Cube Theory
Benjamin Budde, July 1, 2010
Karasawa, knee-deep in theory at age 34, developed a concept based on repeated cubes... More
- Sub-Zero and Wolf to Open Showroom in Merchandise Mart’s LuxeHome
Nicholas Tamarin, April 7, 2010
The appliance manufacturers are set to open a 5,500-square-foot facility in the kitchen and bath space at the legendary Chicago building in the fall. More
- A Personal Touch
March 1, 2010
For demanding clients, customization is old hat. Personalization, however, is the buzzword of the moment for Axor, which commissioned Patricia Urquiola to design a suite of bath appointments for unpredictable characters. Axor Urquiola’s 29 components share a penchant for gentle, sensual curves. More
- Poliform Unveils Revamped L.A. Showroom
Nicholas Tamarin, February 15, 2010
The Italian furnishings manufacturer completely overhauled its nearly 8,000-square-foot space on Beverly Boulevard. More
- Hansgrohe/Axor Compliant With Low-Lead Legislation
Staff, January 6, 2010
The kitchen & bath fixture manufacturer announced that all relevant products under these brands meet California's and Vermont's new regulations which limit the lead content of pipe and plumbing fixtures and fittings that handle water for drinking or cooking. More
- The Power of Two
Deborah Wilk and Edie Cohen, January 1, 2010
Fixtures are ceramic. Running just below the outside rim of the tub, offered freestanding or built in, is a channel glowing with LEDs or highlighted by a strip of red or black lacquer, ebony veneer, or aluminum to coordinate with the cabinetry... More
- The New Face of Pattern
Deborah Wilk and Edie Cohen, January 1, 2010
It's everywhere, from walls to fixtures Sources Tile File The New Face of Pattern More
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