Interior Design - January 1, 2003

Once a showroom in Chicago's landmark former furniture mart, the 3,000-square-foot space had all the ingredients for design drama: views of Lake Michigan and tree-lined Lake Shore Drive, high ceilings, spatial flexibility. Because only a small percentage of the square footage lay along the window wall, however, it took an imaginative architect couple to bring out the inherent beauty.

• Departments
• Books
• Books
• Centerfold
• Building new hope
• Crosslines
• He's Back!
• Designers and Photographers in this Issue
• Bios
• Editorial
• New (and improved) digs for design
• Freezeframe
• Freeze Frame
• Future Furniture
• Future furniture
• Market
• Market
• Matters of Design
• The genius of the aberrant
• News Desk
• Standing Tall
• News bytes
• Wall Art
• Design's Healing Powers
• 15 Strong
• Focus on Bourke-White
• Flooring Takes the Floor
• In Memoriam

• Features
• Gym Design
• Vienna Walls
• Office Design
• Fit to print
• Making the grade
• Residential Design
• 2003: a space odyssey
• From A to Zeff
• Retail Design
• In the bank
• Showroom Design
• Vitra, Va-Va-Voom

• Special Report
• Interior Design Giants
• 2003 Giants: 1-25
• Kitchen and Bath
• K&B products
• Escape route, down
• Deca decadence
• Stainless style
• Taking the plunge
• Clean sweep

• Supplement
• Hospitality Supplement
• Czech Check-in
• The Bilbao effect
• Sheep chic
• The twain shall meet
• Hospitality products

• Walk-Through
• Office Design
• Adobe illustrated
• Restaurant Design
• Design synthetic, cuisine organic
• Built for speed
• Retail Design
• Fancy footwork
• Showroom
• Solutions for Solutia, Chicago