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Naked Ambition

Mark McMenamin, April 1, 2010

At a chance meeting, UNStudio's Ben van Berkel and rock star Bryan Adams recognized a shared trait: absolute commitment to their chosen genres coupled with a tendency for tackling other disciplines with equal gusto. More
Camera Angles

Mark McMenamin, April 1, 2010

What was missing from Bruce Weber's era-defining portfolio? Luxe outdoor furnishings, of course. More
A Breath of Fresh Air

Mark McMenamin, April 1, 2010

Progressive proclivities need not wilt in the open air. Proving that point, the Essential Nature indoor-outdoor line from Paola Lenti celebrates the interplay between humans and their environment. More
Hot Tip

Mark McMenamin, April 1, 2010

Asymmetrical shades offer a jaunty alternative. Consistency is the hobgoblin of little minds... More
World Traveler

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

Kente cloth and classical architecture put Matthew Patrick Smyth equally at ease—such is the stylistic and technical versatility flaunted in this interior designer's carpet debut at Patterson, Flynn & Martin... More
Flooring Special

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010
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Tom Dixon Gets Down

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

His guerrilla aesthetic and rebel attitude have engendered a swarm of flamboyantly progressive furnishings. But not until now has he turned his gaze to the floor... More
Free Thinker

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

Staying between the lines is so passé. Textile specialist Philippe David shoots for spontaneity in his latest for Texstyle. More
East by Easton

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

Ever evolving from the Anglophile reserve that put him on the map, Interior Design Hall of Fame member David Easton favors Eastern motifs at Safavieh. More
Wood or Would-Be?

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

Grain can keep you guessing More
Mapping New Territory

Marl McMenamin, February 1, 2010

Camille Chevalier's family has been steeped in the lore of Aubusson since 1917, when her great-great-grandfather established a restoration business, Chevalier Conservation. More
Artist in Residence

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

The paintings of Gerhard Richter, sculptures of Richard Serra, and sound compositions of John Cage sparked Laura Kirar's fascination with avant-garde art and music. More
Switch Hitter

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

Delivering drama is Barry Goralnick's job at his architecture firm, Goralnick. And when he switches to two dimensions, he doesn't renege on that obligation. More
Market: Outdoor Furniture

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010
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All That Jazz

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

Design is often improvisation, a veritable next-of-kin to the spontaneous riffs of Satchmo, Lady Ella, and Trane. More
How Does Your Garden Grow?

Peter Webster, February 1, 2010

Flower grower, florist, installation artist, and tireless advocate of sustainable design, Joost Bakker is so well-known in Melbourne that he's become a first-name-only celebrity... More
Waterproof Rainbow

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

It's no sweat for neutrals to withstand open-air extremes, but saturated tones are generally fair-weather friends. More
Garden Party

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

Creating al fresco environments is a picnic More
Throw 'Em a Curve

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

Straight lines are for squares More
Early Bloomers

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2010

Where spring's concerned, hope springs eternal More

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