Market

• To Dye For

  Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2012
  Furniture and rugs fall for ikat  More

• Splashing Out

  Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2012
  Keep the color coming  More

• Retro Rewind

  Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2012
  Modernism never looked so mod
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• The Bicycle, Recycled

  Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2012
  As a means of navigating India’s famously congested streets, bicycles get quite a workout.  More

• Winter Garden

  Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2012
  Amid chilly scenes of frost and snow, Rick Janecek's garden is in full bloom.  More

• Wright Makes Right

  Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2012
  Since snagging the imprimatur of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Copeland­ Furniture's factory has been humming with reproductions from the architect's Prairie period.  More

• Market

  Edited by Mark McMenamin, May 1, 2010
  Fresh-Squeezed The citrus crop is ready to harvest Team Spirit Where meetings of mind convene Gray Matter Where the left and right brain meet All Shapes and Sizes How do you like your fabric patterns? Light and Shadow Even the dark side looks bright With the Grain We can't resist the textures and patterns of wood Solid Bold Give loud colors a shout-out Wave of the Future Catch it here first Sou...  More

• Over and Over

  Edited by Mark McMenamin, May 1, 2010
  Designers are notorious for wanting things just so. Shamelessly enabling that craving is Ditto, an eminently customizable space-creating system. X-shape pieces 15 inches across are frugally shipped in a single package: 72 for dimensional wall decor, 144 for partitions, 216 for wall-to-ceiling canopies.  More

• Masterworks Remastered

  Edited by Mark McMenamin, May 1, 2010
  From an Indian ashram in the 1930's to furniture for Nelson Rockefeller in the 1970's, George Nakashima exemplified a generation of progressive craftsmen. And he's still blazing new trails—10 years after his death, he's making his NeoCon debut. Taking the bow on his behalf is George Nakashima Woodworker, guardian of his oeuvre.  More

• Quick-Change Artists

  Mark McMenamin, April 1, 2010
  
  Sales floors are always in a state of flux. (In the world of fashion, one day you're in—the next day you're out.) And nowhere does change go faster than New York.  More

• Welcome Home

  Mark McMenamin, April 1, 2010
  
  The Anglo-French celebration that is Ochre is entering its 14th year on both sides of the Atlantic. With a handful of lighting and seating introductions, the house party continues.  More

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