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Cindy's Salon September 29, 2009 Seeing the Old Oyster Bar Anew I like the Oyster Bar at Grand Central Station, particularly the saloon, because ... MoreCindy's Salon August 16, 2009 The Lloyd Hotel A couple of months ago, I went to visit the High Line (fantastic, by the way). I&... MoreCindy's Salon August 13, 2009 Cool Pools Now that the temperature in Central Park has reached the mid-nineties, pools become a... MoreDesign Green July 8, 2009 Sleeping In a Eucalyptus Tree A while back I blogged about Valley Forge, a supplier of decorative upholstery fa... More View All Blogs Slash: Paper Under the Knife
Sculptural and architectural paper-art forms, as well as process, are put on display at New York's Museum of Arts and Design. + Read the Article Cooler Than Cool
From the Magazine: It wasn't long after Pinkberry began sprouting all over town that cafés specializing in Asian tart-sweet, frozen dessert pioneered their yogurt chic. + Read the Article Wonder Twin Powers
From the Magazine: Twin Bricks might look familiar if you've ever encountered a structural system that Atelier Tekuto developed for stand-alone house Crystal Bricks. + Read the Article View All Galleries
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ProjectsThe Eco-Friendly SkiesAir travel comes with a notoriously hefty carbon footprint. But as obsolete aircraft are grounded, a few planes are atoning for their environmental sins through reinvention as furniture, surfacing, and even lodging. Something's in the air. |






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