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    Edie Cohen - 11/01/2009
    It's a double debut for Clodagh. Florida's W Fort Lauderdale is the Interior Design Hall of Fame member's first W and her first big hotel, period. Big it is. More


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Ghislaine Viñas
Cindy's Salon

January 4, 2010
Fabricteria Maki
If I were given the following design challenge, "create an installatio...
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Thomas Jayne
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September 29, 2009
Seeing the Old Oyster Bar Anew
I like the Oyster Bar at Grand Central Station, particularly the saloon, because ...
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August 16, 2009
The Lloyd Hotel
A couple of months ago, I went to visit the High Line (fantastic, by the way). I&...
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Larry Weinberg
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August 13, 2009
Cool Pools
Now that the temperature in Central Park has reached the mid-nineties, pools become a...
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Pure Village Premieres at IMM Cologne
The exhibition concept for furniture, fabrics, lighting, and bathroom products at the annual German furnishings fair proved a success in its inaugural year, selling out its hall in Cologne.
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Jean Michel-Gathy and Kelly Wearstler's Viceroy Snowmass Debuts
The pair's collaboration is on track to become the first LEED Silver-certified hotel in the Colorado resort region.
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Stonehill & Taylor Plays Up Politics at the President Hotel
The New York-based architecture firm completed a $15 million, politically themed renovation of Hampshire Hotels & Resorts and Best Western’s Times Square flagship.
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