When two artists bought the vacant building, it was ‘grim and creepy.’ Now it’s not only a home — it’s a communal arts space.
Category: Furniture
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What’s It Like to Live in a Grocery Store? Surprisingly Comfortable.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style: -
What’s It Like to Live in a Grocery Store? Surprisingly Comfortable.
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:When two artists bought the vacant building, it was ‘grim and creepy.’ Now it’s not only a home — it’s a communal arts space.
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In T’s Spring Design Issue, Three Maximalist Homes Filled With Collections
The New York Times – T Magazine:It’s the objects in each of these spaces — as well as those in her own, T’s editor in chief writes — that bring the place to life.
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A Parisian Designer Builds His Dream House in a Former Brothel
The New York Times – T Magazine:Ramdane Touhami has turned a haute bohemian landmark into an audacious showcase for his inimitable, fearless creativity.
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Eboni K. Williams and Her ‘Harlem Jewel Box’
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The broadcaster and author’s brief to her designer was simple: ‘Imagine if Josephine Baker lived in Harlem today. That’s what I want this apartment to look like.’
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What Can a 1970s Magazine Teach Us Today?
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The cluttered, lively ethos of Apartment Life offers an antidote to the chilly perfectionism of Instagram — and creative ideas that still feel relevant.
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9 Furniture Designers From Across the African Diaspora
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Jomo Tariku, a designer and data scientist, shines a spotlight on trailblazing industrial artisans and their provocative, inspiring work.
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There’s No Muse Like Home
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:Two product designers discuss their own private diasporas.
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In Georgetown, a Gut Renovation to Create a Dream Home
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:The floors were sagging, the roof was leaking, man of the original details had been stripped out. In other words, it was perfect — for a gut renovation.
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The Italian Designers Who Reinvented the Sofa Are Still Sitting on Top
The New York Times – T Magazine:Mario Bellini, Gaetano Pesce and Tobia Scarpa, now in their 80s, transformed the furniture landscape. Their iconic creations are still as popular as ever.
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In Spain, a Family Home Is Restored With One Principle: Do No Harm
The New York Times – T Magazine:A 14th-generation owner is reviving his ancestral wine estate in Galicia by doing as little as possible.
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The Furniture Hustlers of Silicon Valley
The New York Times – Business:As tech companies cut costs and move to remote work, their left-behind office furniture has become part of a booming trade.