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Philip Nimmo's Fashion-Inspired Collection

Urja Dave, March 1, 2012
Available in a plethora of finishes, the collection features plenty of dark woods, metal legs and lounge-worthy chairs and sofas. More
A&D Working for the Greater Good: Brett Zamore Design

Sara Pepitone, March 1, 2012
From Hurricane Katrina rebuilds to affordable pre-fab housing in Texas, Brett Zamore Design is providing shelter for those in need across the South. More
A&D Working for the Greater Good: MASS Design Group

Sara Pepitone, March 1, 2012

Reaching for their nonprofit status, the design firm has a project list that reads like a sign-up sheet for worldwide community service options.
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A&D Working for the Greater Good: HOK

Sara Pepitone, March 1, 2012
The St. Louis-based firm is currently designing an orphanage and children's center for the broken city of Port-au-Prince, Haiti with Architecture for Humanity and the USGBC. More
Puzzling It Out

Joseph Giovannini, March 1, 2012
Of the handful of architects living in my New York co-op building, the suspicious one wondered aloud why I would ever design an apartment for free. More
Once Upon a Treehouse

Annie Block, March 1, 2012
An architect and a photographer. Perhaps not the most common pair to go into business together. More
Down On The Farm

Edie Cohen, March 1, 2012
Poesis principals Robert Bristow and Pilar Proffitt left a tiny house in Norfolk, Connecticut, for an 11-acre farm in nearby Lakeville—a move 13 years in the dreaming. More
Pioneer Spirit

Annie Block, March 1, 2012
It's a common predicament in real estate. When a sizable house or apartment in an established neighborhood is financially out of reach, it's time to widen the search. More
City of Dreams

Craig Kellogg, March 1, 2012
Koray Duman lives his New York fantasy in a renovated apartment More
The Next Phase

Edie Cohen, March 1, 2012
Take a look. It's hard to decipher what the driving force behind the renovation of this mid-century Silicon Valley ranch might be. More
Bale Tale

Edie Cohen, March 1, 2012
Ronald Rael hails from a ranch in Colorado, while Virginia San Fratello grew up on a tree farm in North Carolina. Both those places are a long way from Rael San Fratello Architects's studio in Oakland, California. That said, the couple have never lost their roots More
Good Neighbors

Craig Kellogg, March 1, 2012
To renovate a New York apartment upstairs from their own, Calvin Tsao and Zack McKown brought in Gary Morgenroth More
Home Court Advantage

Edie Cohen, March 1, 2012
Life on the streets isn't pretty, and the transition from a shelter to an apartment can be almost as rough. More
Love At First Site

Mark McMenamin, March 1, 2012
A 72-day marriage comes to a Hollywood halt. Fickle bachelors and bachelorettes save their wooing for TV. Meanwhile, for Interior Design Hall of Fame member Juan Montoya, loyalty still has longevity. More
Under the Cypress Trees

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Straight from the shores of Lake Como, the site of Promemoria's factory, the Italian company's Outdoor furnishings collection has debuted stateside at the New York showroom. More
In Good Company

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
The next big thing at Dedon is actually a bunch of things-by three different designers. Interior Design Hall of Fame member Philippe Starck made a pair of contributions. More
Limber Up

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Mark Robson designed his Sakura seating for Sifas with maximum flexibility in mind, and we mean that literally. More
Be of Good Chair

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Nothing like a dash of color to dissipate medieval gloom. More
Defining Lines

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Head straight for these linear lovelies. More
Crate and Barrel

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Teak and metal may rule the outdoors. However, there's a softer story to sell, as this retailer's burgeoning open-air assortment welcomes the slipcovered Catalina rolling sofa. More

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