Interior Design - September 1, 2002

Despite its recent Disnification, Times Square remains a swarm of camera-toting tourists, cacophonous cabs, blinking billboards, and flashy storefronts angling for attention. Within this blur of activity, it takes some inspired thinking to command attention—quietly. Which is exactly what design firm Yabu Pushelberg delivered for Blue Fin, the swanky seafood restaurant at the W New York Ti...

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