Design As Fantasy: Report from New York’s Hottest Design Show
Afternoon Light Design Fair returns to New York City for its second year, now reimagined at the WSA building in Lower Manhattan — a
What’s New at New York’s Most Exciting Design Show
While it may still be warm and sunny in New York City, inside Shoppe Object the Holiday buying mode is on; shop owners and design gift
Iconic Hotel in Connecticut Designed by Marcel Breuer
When famed designer Marcel Breuer was drafting an office building for Armstrong Rubber Company in New Haven, CT it’s unlikely he imagined how the
Report from 2024 Shoppe Object Design Market
I visited the expanded show to understand why this design market has grown to become the most important event for shop owners and buyers.
ICFF 2023: A Phantasmagoria of Design
For the 2023 installment of New York’s International Furniture Fair, the event scaled down a bit and moved to the lower level at the
A Book Barn With a Massive Collection of Design & Architecture Titles
In 2012, longtime Berkshire bookstore owner Eric Wilska purchased the property on Depot Street in West Stockbridge with a historic mill on it. Today
New York Design Shows: Full of Courage and New Gifts
At the Summer 2022 buying season, Shoppe Object and NY NOW excite buyers for a courageous holiday season
Old Book Shop With Focus on Art, Design, and Travel Books in Morristown, NJ
On my latest trip to Morristown, NJ — a peaceful town West of NYC, I bumped into Old Book Shop, an expansive used bookstore
A Rare 1930s French Design & Photography Magazine You’ve Never Heard About
Arts et Métiers Graphiques was a bi-monthly art magazine about design and photography published between 1927-1939 in Paris. It was published by major type
An Iconic Magazine For Designers
To celebrate one of the world’s most revered graphic design publications’ 75th anniversary, designer Steven Heller curated a collection of 75 Print magazine covers
Finally, an In-Depth Study of Mid Century Furniture Design
I’ve probably flipped through a hundred books focusing in different aspects of mid century furniture and interior design. Each focused on either overall style
An Influential Industry Magazine Still Inspiring Designers Today
Architectural Forum is no longer in publication, but I recently found a large stack of past issues and have been browsing, studying and admiring
A New Book Exploring Design of Electronic Music Instruments
With a passion for music listening and design of everyday things, it’s hard for me to pick up a better book this week than
BEAM, Contemporary Design Destination in the Heart of Williamsburg
Since it’s opening in Williamsburg in 2013, BEAM design shop has grown to present a wide array of contemporary furniture from around the world,
Design Details at the Newly Opened Moynihan Train Hall at Penn Station
While most of the NYC’s public transportation has been suffering from cramped stations and overcrowded spaces, a new expansion of the Penn station is
A Designer’s Look at the Stunning Polaroid Landscape Camera
uring my recent trip, I picked up this wonderful sturdy box with “Polaroid 440” on it and when I opened it, I discovered an
Pouring Design Candles Upstate, One at a Time
On my recent trip to Upstate New York I stopped by at the beautiful studio of Jenifer Green who founded her candle brand, Greentree Home
What’s Next in Design at Next Level NYC
In its second year during New York’s celebration of design, Next Level exhibition evolves its cooperative approach to designer-led curation — featuring unique furniture