Interior Design - June 1, 2006

For decades, the rich and powerful have come to the town of Clarens, on Switzerland's Lake Geneva, in search of the fountain of youth. In the 1930's, when Clinique La Prairie opened its doors, luminaries in crepe de chine dresses or double-breasted wool suits would arrive in plush Pullman cars and Maybach Zeppelins.

• Departments
• Books
• Books
• Crosslines
• Boy Wonder
• Designers and Photographers in this Issue
• Bios
• Designwire
• Designwire slideshow
• Editorial
• Two From The Heart
• Intervention
• The Other City of Light
• Market
• Market
• Matters of Design
• The Great White Whale
• Newsdesk
• Back in the U.S.S.R.
• Master Suite
• High Fiber
• The Chair Man
• A Sound Idea
• SPF Zero
• Sexy Beasts
• Pinups
• Pinups
• Snapshots
• Snapshots
• Update
• Update

• Features
• Opening Night
• The Libertine and the Beauty Queen
• Out of This World
• What Does Luxury Look Like?
• White Hot and Cool pix
• With Flying Colors pix
• A Star is Reborn
• Future Shock pix
• Houston on Thames

• Supplement
• Hospitality Supplement
• Bios
• Hospitality Products

• Walk-Through
• A Cloud With A Silver Lining
• Mixed Greens
• Power House
• Flour Power
• Piece Of The Pie
• Hold The Spareribs
• Farm And Function