When the Tudor Revival became available, a creative couple and their son moved out of their design gallery and embraced a freer, more personal way of living.
Category: falldesign2026
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Inside David Alhadeff and Jason Duzansky’s L.A. Home Filled With Priceless Objects and a Young Child
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Inside Stephen Antonakos’s Neon-Lit SoHo Apartment
The New York Times – T Magazine:In the 1960s, having discovered a deep affection for the material, the artist Stephen Antonakos transformed his SoHo home into a kaleidoscopic fever dream.
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What Does a House Tell Us About Its Occupants?
The New York Times – T Magazine:Taste and materials can reveal more than we might expect.
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Lee Ufan on the Importance of His Morning Walk
The New York Times – T Magazine:The 90-year-old artist Lee Ufan on the importance of his morning stroll.
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The Bakers Thinking Pink, Not Prim
The New York Times – T Magazine:A new generation is embracing the color’s power, proving that it needn’t be dainty or demure.
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How Do You Resurrect a Lost Perfume?
The New York Times – T Magazine:Perfumers large and small are taking inspiration from century-old French scents. But every new iteration is its own negotiation with the past.
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Purses That Mimic a Robot, a Log Cabin and a Pomegranate
The New York Times – T Magazine:These quirky accessories double as conversation pieces.
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A Former Home for Pigeons, Refitted for People
The New York Times – T Magazine:Per an unusual request, the interior designer Guy Goodfellow turned an 18th-century dovecote into a place for writing and entertaining.
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How Eric N. Mack Created His Own Artistic Language
The New York Times – T Magazine:The artist Eric N. Mack, who’s always challenged norms, has created a distinctive visual language by focusing on fabric, space and form.
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How ‘La Bola Negra’ Gave Guitarricadelafuente ‘a Desire to Live’
The New York Times – T Magazine:The Barcelona, Spain-based musician Guitarricadelafuente makes his acting debut.