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100 Big Ideas

Interior Design Staff, March 19, 2013
Without further ado or idle chatter, we are ecstatic to bring you 100 outstanding projects and products in design, architecture, art, and everything in between. More
Under the Hill

Maria Shollenbarger, February 1, 2013
Denieuwegeneratie, a young Dutch architecture firm, builds an experimental, super-sustainable house just outside Amsterdam. More
Study Says Designers Control the Outdoor Market

Mike Zimmerman, February 1, 2013
Interior Design's outdoor product survey reveals how designers tap into the potential of outdoor spaces. More
Video: Behind-the-Scenes with Linnaea Tillett

Interior Design Staff, February 1, 2013
The luminous Linnaea Tillett of Tillett Lighting Design transforms public spaces, landscapes, city infrastructures and residential interiors through light. More
Outdoor Market: Hue to the Rescue

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2013
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In Good Company

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2013
Skim the artful opus that is the Janus et Cie catalog, and the imprint of Janice Feldman is unmistakable. More
Ones to Watch: Gaurav Nanda

Jennifer Krichels Gorsche, February 1, 2013
Before launching Bend in 2011, Gaurav Nanda got his start as a sculptor working for an automotive company. “I learned a lot about form and line quality, which set the stage for working with wire,” says the Detroit native. More
Ones to Watch: What's Next for Outdoor?

Jennifer Krichels Gorsche, February 1, 2013
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Exotic Import

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2013
Ever eager to leverage world-class design to its A&D clients, Landscape Forms just became the exclusive U.S. and Canadian representative of Escofet, the Barcelona, Spain, authority on exterior appointments. More
Hanging Out

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2013
Dedon designer Daniel Pouzet happily facilitates such a fancy with Swingrest, which takes the classic porch standard to new dimensions — 76 3⁄4 inches in diameter, to be exact. More
Against the Grain: Wood in Contemporary Art, Craft, and Design

Annie Block, February 1, 2013
See a well-worn medium in a whole new light in “Against the Grain: Wood in Contemporary Art, Craft and Design” at New York’s Museum of Arts and Design, March 19 to July 7. More
All Grown Up

Edie Cohen, February 1, 2013
When we last encountered Frank Clementi and Julie Smith-Clementi, they had updated their 1920’s Venice bungalow and added a second floor, doubling its size to 1,200 square feet. Their daughter Emilia was 2; she’s now 16. Their second daughter, Nina, is 10, and the architects, co-principals at Rios Clementi Hale Studios, have expanded anew. More
Out Building

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2013
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Déjà New

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2013
Past and present join hands in the latest seasonal selections from Brown Jordan. More
Open Party

Mark McMenamin, February 1, 2013
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The Beach House Rules

Raul Barreneche, February 1, 2013
Faced with numerous building restrictions in Sagaponack, New York, Bates Masi Architects conjures residential luxury out of programmatic restraint More
Beauty Without the Thorns

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2013
Opposites do attract—just ask Esti Barnes. Vacationing in Antibes, France, the founder and design director of Top Floor spotted a large round cactus. More
Frame Worthy

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2013
Picture this: 500 new patterns to peruse. it’s just another season for Jaipur Rugs, as the rug maker unveils a full gallery of exhibition-level entries. More
Off the Wall

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2013
Although it’s usually best not to dwell on the past, Timothy Paul Myers makes a career out of it. More
A Force of Nature

Larry Weinberg, February 1, 2013
As it evolved over the last four decades, architect Nancy Copley’s own house drew inspiration from its wooded setting in Accord, New York. More

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