Interior Design - July 1, 2003

A master of clean lines and subdued colors, not to mention oversize mirrors, Vicente Wolf isn't necessarily the designer you'd picture among the gargoyles and stained-glass windows of New York's landmark Tudor City. Nevertheless, the Interior Design Hall of Famer chose the neighborhood for his restaurant venture, L'Impero—its name is Italian for the empire.

• Departments
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• Centerfold
• To Be Continued
• Crosslines
• Prada's Second Pritzker
• Designers and Photographers in This Issue
• Bios
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• Chill out–it's summer!
• Flooring
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• Freezeframe
• Freeze Frame
• Market
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• Full-time job
• News Desk
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• Bejeweled in Bisazza
• Envelope, Please

• Features
• No glass ceiling
• Ultra Vegas
• What Shulman Knew
• Turkish Delight
• On the road again
• Clodagh in Carolina
• The medium is the message
• Berlin on Tap

• Special Report
• Giants 200
• For the Second 100 Giants, There's a Silver Lining
• Kitchen and Bath
• It's show time
• Wash and wear
• Top Picks
• Cooking inside the box
• Drenched in deco

• Walk-Through
• Ferrari in Overdrive