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A Dr. in the House
Edited by Annie Block, Mark McMenamin and Meghan Edwards - 11/01/2009
Originally standard-issue for the working man, Dr. Martens became the counterculture boot of choice. Clearly articulating that transformation is the brand's London pop-up shop, which materialized for a six-month run at Old Spitalfields Market. Seeking a kindred rebellious spirit to wage guerrilla retail war, the manufacturer settled on the upstart firm Campaign, which conspired with the brandin... More

Interior Design Top News Stories of 2009
Staff - 12/28/2009

The nine-room showcase created by hometown designers will be open for the World's Trade Fair, starting June 15 at Chicago's Merchandise Mart.
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Wonderwall Brings Uniqlo Vision to Paris
11/30/2009

Designed by Masamichi Katayama, the Japanese clothing manufacturer celebrated the opening of its third global flagship store in Paris following the 2007 opening of its London Oxford Street store. More
On the Avenue
Kimberly Goad - 11/01/2009

When Saks set out to remodel the 3rd floor of the NY store, executives enlisted Mancini Duffy, a firm with a portfolio that includes Bloomingdale's and the Shops at Fountainbleu. More
In Vino Veritas
Annie Block, Mark McMenamin, and Meghan Edwards - 10/01/2009
For Madlab's LEED-accredited partner Petia Morozov, considering the environment is an ethical position. "It's about taking whatever's already in the waste stream and extending its life in a playful form," she explains. A prime example of that philosophy is Le Vigne, a New York wine shop designed by Madlab in collaboration with the artists' collective Spurse, of which she's also a part. More
Sign of the Times
Craig Kellogg - 09/01/2009

The puzzlingly parenthetical (Malin + Goetz) luxury beauty brand sets up shop on the Upper West Side in a new space by Konyk Architecture. More
Fashion Sense
Jim Shi - 09/01/2009

Derek Lam asked Kazuyo Sejima + Ryue Nishizawa/SANAA for an architectural language that would travel well, starting in SoHo. More
Red Hook Cleans Up
Annie Block, Mark McMenamin, and Meghan Edwards - 09/01/2009
While its handmade olive-oil soap was flying off shelves nationwide, Saipua harbored a dirty little secret at home in Red Hook, Brooklyn: the company's own cramped boutique. So the two owners resolved to redouble their commitment to their emerging, postindustrial neighborhood and shift production from upstate to an 800-square-foot warehouse that could be split between a small soap workshop and ... More
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A Dr. in the House

Originally standard-issue for the working man, Dr. Martens became the counterculture boot of choice. Clearly articulating that transformation is the brand's London pop-up shop, which materialized for a six-month run at Old Spitalfields Market. Seeking a kindred rebellious spirit to wage guerrilla retail war, the manufacturer settled on the upstart firm Campaign, which conspired with the brandin...

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