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Franglais Spoken Here: Joseph Dirand Translates for  Chloé's Paris Flagship

Ian Phillips, April 27, 2013
Joseph Dirand brings an anglophone accent to the Chloé flagship in Paris. More
Rack Up The Creativity Points: Furch Gestaltung Reinvents the Wine Rack

Mairi Beautyman, March 20, 2013
Furch Gestaltung + Produktion reinvents the bottle rack at Weinhandlung Kreis in Stuttgart, Germany. More
Memo From Berlin

Mairi Beautyman, March 19, 2013
Paired with two airport closures, and the slated opening of another, Berlin is geared for major change over the next decade. More
Memo From Berlin: New Builds

Mairi Beautyman, March 19, 2013
A large-scale dose of luxury is coming to one of Berlin's major shopping districts in the form of office, restaurant, hotel and retail space Bikini Berlin and two major hotel projects. 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
10 Questions With... David Howell of DHD Architecture and Design

Andrew C. Stone, December 26, 2012
New Zealand-born architect David Howell guides a sharp, 16-member team at DHD Architecture and Design on Union Square in New York. More
2012 Best of Year Awards: Projects

Interior Design Staff, December 26, 2012
Interior Design gathered over 800 vibrant members of the design and architecture community to celebrate the 2012 Best of Year Awards. More
Where Are They Now: Andrée Putman

Donna Heiderstadt, December 26, 2012
The Parisian design icon, now 87, began her career in the late 1940s and has left an indelible mark across several continents with interiors that include chic designer shops, trendy boutique hotels, art house films (Peter Greenaway's The Pillow Book), the Bordeaux Museum of Contemporary Art, and even the Air France Concorde. More
Project: The Shard in London

Sara Pepitone, December 26, 2012
The highest public observation galleries in London, the 15,000-square-foot View at The Shard, will open in February 1, 2013. The 192,000-square-foot Shangri-La Hotel, at The Shard, London will follow. Then the 62,000-square-foot residences, the 29,000-square-foot restaurants, the 5,000-square-foot retail space, and the 595,000-square-foot offices. More
2012: LEDs, OLEDs, and the Future

Jennifer Krichels Gorsche, November 1, 2012
As it did in the earliest years of the 20th century, lighting is emerging from a period of technical advancement into an era of design innovation. More
Resources: A Fresh Take

Ava Burke, October 2, 2012
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The Container Store

Edie Cohen, October 1, 2012
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Interior Design October Preview

Interior Design Staff, October 1, 2012
Interior Design's October issue will feature some of the most captivating projects yet, from supersize to petite. Included among the latter is the Ilan Dei Venice retail-gallery concept that popped up temporarily inside four repurposed shipping containers on Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Los Angeles. More
2012 Giants: PDT International

Staff, August 1, 2012
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Lands End Lookout in San Francisco

Meghan Edwards, July 18, 2012
In honor of the 75th anniversary of San Francisco's most famous bridge, the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy commissioned branding firm Macchiatto, architecture firm EHDD, general contractor Plant Construction Company, and display fabricator Cinnabar, for a Lands End "Lookout" boutique along the coastline. More
Different Merchandise at the Mart

Annie Block, July 1, 2012
In addition to the usual whirlwind of contract introductions at NeoCon, a "gallery" vibe resonated through Chicago's Merchandise Mart. More
2012 Giants: J.T. Nakaoka Associates Architects

Staff, July 1, 2012
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Hey, Beautiful

Edie Cohen, July 1, 2012
Once upon a time, there were two Andrews. Andrew Bernheimer is principal of Bernheimer Architecture. Andrew Goetz is half of the skin-care company (Malin+Goetz), parentheses and all. More
Free as a Bird

Ian Phillips, June 1, 2012
Günter Domenig and Stéphanie Roger go back a long way. "I never dreamed we would one day work together," Domenig says. Life decided otherwise. More
What's in Store

Laura Fisher Kaiser, May 1, 2012
A man walks into a record store. Early Michael Jackson blasts from a turntable, bouncing off the brick walls. People stand around chatting and grooving. One beckons with a pair of headphones:"Here, buddy, take some vinyl for a spin. Oh, just one thing. Listen all you want, but nothing's for sale." The man looks perplexed. But he gets excited as he flips through a bin of dog eared albums-vintagecha-cha, R&B, funk. Without realizing it, he's become part of site-specific performance art created, as a lark, by architects known for some of the most high-concept houses and cultural institutions in the Pacific Northwest. More

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