Interior Design - May 1, 2004

To see all those people dashing around Capitol Hill, file-stuffed bucket totes slung over cardigan-clad shoulders, few fashion observers would have guessed that Kate Spade had no store in Washington, D.C. Such, however, was the case for many years—and many Saturday afternoons of boarding the metro or digging out the car for a shopping expedition to the suburbs.

• Departments
• Books
• Books
• Crosslines
• Life on the edge
• Designers and Photographers in this Issue
• Bios
• Freezeframe
• Freeze Frame
• Market
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• Matters of Design
• Taking the LEED
• News Desk
• Simply Complex
• Noguchi at 100
• Prairie, Meet Viñoly
• Pierre Koenig 1925-2004
• Newsbytes
• C'mon, Get Happy
• Ruhlmann Rules

• Features
• Come together
• Brand identity
• Soaring ambitions
• An amazing discovery
• Roll the dice
• Onward and upward
• Time out!
• Gold standard
• The idea factory

• Special Report
• Workplace
• Breaking News From the BBC
• Investing in Lever House
• Call in a temp
• How sweet it is
• Blurring the boundaries
• An open office
• In the Shadow of Gaudí

• Walk-Through
• X Marks the Spot
• Dry martinis 90210
• Shanghai by Night
• Salon to the stars