Per an unusual request, the interior designer Guy Goodfellow turned an 18th-century dovecote into a place for writing and entertaining.
Category: Interior Design and Furnishings
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A Former Home for Pigeons, Refitted for People
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In Paris, a 18th-Century Mansion Reimagined by Pierre Yovanovitch
The New York Times – T Magazine:How the designer Pierre Yovanovitch remade a hôtel particulier without losing sight of its history.
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8 Design Products Inspired by Nature
The New York Times – Fashion & Style:How product designers are inspired by fading flowers, the properties of ice and water and tree bark as a ready-made.
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A Unique Midcentury Home Gets a Subtle Restoration
The New York Times – T Magazine:In suburban Connecticut, a fashion executive and a designer updated one of Richard Neutra’s only remaining East Coast projects.
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An Italian Designer’s Country and City Homes
The New York Times – T Magazine:The Italian interior designer Paola Moretti shows off her two very different homes: a pared-down mountain house and a city apartment in a converted church rectory.
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A Hotel Had the Perfect Chairs. How Do I Get Them at Home?
The New York Times – T Magazine:The story behind a pair of seats at New York’s Fifth Avenue Hotel.
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These Offbeat Wall Mirrors Do More Than Reflect
The New York Times – T Magazine:A roundup of colorful, intricate and otherwise unconventional pieces that will add personality to any room.
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In Northern Italy, Two Old Homes Reimagined by One Designer
The New York Times – T Magazine:With both her apartment in Brescia, Italy — a repurposed rectory — and country house near Lake Iseo, Paola Moretti sought to bring out the buildings’ souls.
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House Tour | Paola Moretti
The New York Times – T Magazine:The interior designer shows off her two very different homes: a pared-down mountain house and a city apartment in a converted church rectory.
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In Mexico City, a Futuristic House With a Secret Chess Room
The New York Times – T Magazine:The architect Fernando Romero has pushed what was once a generic midcentury home as far as it can go.
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An Architect Who Built Where No One Else Dared
The New York Times – T Magazine:On a hillside outside Birmingham, Ala., Jeffrey Dungan saw a chance to create his dream house, which effectively cascades down the incline.
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A Hacienda-Style Home in Pasadena
The New York Times – T Magazine:Todd Nickey, a co-founder of the Los Angeles-based design firm Nickey Kehoe, and his husband, Greg Holcomb, a real estate agent, show off their 1927 Pasadena home that Holcomb’s paternal grandparents owned for much of the 1950s and ’60s.