Interior Design - April 1, 2006

There's no red lacquer, no gold leaf, and not a single calligraphy character at Blanc de Chine, New York. Introducing itself to the U.S. market, the Hong Kong company was very clear on what kind of environment would best complement the aesthetic of the merchandise, an update on traditional Chinese women's and men's clothing and home accessories.

• Departments
• Books
• Books
• Centerfold
• Pop The Bubbly
• Crosslines
• Coordinating Separates pix
• Designers and Photographers In This Issue
• Bios
• Designwire
• Designwire slideshow
• Editorial
• Ready To Rumble
• Intervention
• The V Is For View
• Lighting
• Lighting
• Market
• Market
• ICFF
• Matters of Design
• Dressed For Success pix
• News Desk
• Please Touch
• Coffee Break
• Chic Eats
• So Fashionable
• Two for the Road
• Back to Brooklyn
• Draper Divine
• Mr. Morgan's New House
• Pinups
• Pinups
• Snapshots
• Snaps
• Update
• Update

• Features
• When Darkness Falls pix
• Hot Property
• Fila's Grand Slam
• A Window On Luxury
•  In The Spirit Of Shalimar
• Barneys Does Beantown
• The Soft Touch
• Mirror Image pix

• Hospitality Supplement
• Chow Fun pix

• Supplement
• Hospitality Supplement
• Martini Modern
• Dining On Seven
• Bios
• Products
• The Tao Of Vegas

• Walk-Through
• Kick Up Your Heels
• Heavens Above
• Skin Deep