RESIDENTIAL

Taking It All In

Matthew Powell, January 16, 2013
Inspired—and inspiring—interiors, architecture, and art from the past year. More
Crossville

Crossville, Inc., January 4, 2013
The product development professionals at tile manufacturer Crossville, Inc. are ceaselessly inspired by Mother Nature, and on occasion, they have fun one-upping her, too. More
High Point Market: Factory Days

Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2013
Factory Days: From the industrial warehouse to your house. More
High Point Market: Block Party

Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2013

Block Party: There's nothing square about them More
Ones to Watch: Alex Turco

Ian Volner, January 1, 2013
Alex Turco is a designer with a difference. Billing himself as an "art designer," the 32-year-old Turco creates decorative panels that are at once individual works of art and part of an integrated lifestyle concept that he's sought to make accessible to the broadest possible audience. More
High Point Market: Whatever Your Whimsy

Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2013
Whether on furniture or accessories, creative flourish is serious business. More
2013 Top 100 Giants: Breakdown by Market Sector

Mike Zimmerman, January 1, 2013
More
Meeting in the Middle

Raul Barreneche, January 1, 2013
The husband-and-wife team of Katarzyna and Tomasz Widawscy favor minimalist, white interiors. More
The Bold and the Beautiful

Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2013
Color and size fuel potent design, and two recent introductions from Italian bath master Regia do exactly that. More
Northern Exposure

Mark Pupo, January 1, 2013
Come winter, the Laurentian Mountains, a jagged range in Quebec, are blanketed in powdery snow, making them a prime skiing destination. More
Under Paris Rooftops

Judy Fayard, January 1, 2013
Laurent Vassilian, a French 30-something TV writer, knew exactly what he wanted. After a multiyear search, he’d finally found the right apartment on a particular Paris street: a 750-square-foot fixer-upper under the slanting mansard roof of a 17th-century building. More
Ones to Watch: Situ

Jennifer Krichels Gorsche, January 1, 2013
Perhaps more than new designs, material innovations are the driving force in today’s outdoor furnishings. Pittsburgh-based company TAKTL was on the forefront of this trend when it launched its first Situ Urban Elements collection. More
High Point Market: Salone of the South

Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2013

For more than 15 years, Leif Petersen has brought highlights of Milan to High Point via his multiline showroom.
More
Ones to Watch: Omri Revesz

Jennifer Krichels Gorsche, January 1, 2013
Omri Revesz grew up in the studios of his grandfather, a sculptor, and his father, an architect. This upbringing and the city around him made him think about design at a young age. More
2013 Top 100 Giants

Mike Zimmerman, January 1, 2013
More
Women in Design: Barbara Barry

Arlene Hirst, January 1, 2013

Barbara Barry founded her Los Angeles-based firm in 1985 and is celebrated for her refined style, subdued but lush palette, graceful lines and delicate proportions. More
Women in Design: Confronting the Glass Ceiling

Arlene Hirst, January 1, 2013
As with almost all professions, women in the universe of design have historically struggled to find a place at the table. More
Memo From Toronto: People Are Talking About

Donna Heiderstadt, January 1, 2013
High-profile residential towers and large public building projects will change Toronto's downtown skyline over the next three years. More
High Point Market: Wood is the word for this varied selection

Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2013
High Point Market: Wood is the word for this varied selection More
Where Are They Now: Bruce Bierman

Donna Heiderstadt, December 26, 2012

A New York-based interior designer, who also trained in architecture at the Rhode Island School of Design, Bruce Bierman, 59, is renowned for his sophisticated and understated aesthetic.
More

« ‹ Previous Next › »