Notes from Metropolis
By Susan S. Szenasy
The Rotterdam Design Prize celebrates a serious new chapter in Dutch design.
Dîa-logue(s)
Observed
America
By Karrie Jacobs
The state of New Jersey, addicted to casino revenues, reinvests in a struggling Atlantic City.
In Production
By Mason Currey
Ka-Lai Chan’s first mass-produced design is a storage system that signifies self-expression.
Materials
By Avinash Rajagopal
The pattern-shifting Illusion textile is designed to make an impression.
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky
These designs can turn a simple bathroom into a rejuvenating spa experience.
In Review
New and notable releases on architecture, interiors, and design history
Shop Talk
The minimalist architect on his new book, the value of Flickr, and why holidays are overrated.
Reference Page
By Sarah Hucal
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A prominent group of globe-trotting architects and designers helps us create the ultimate hospitality experience.
By Paul Makovsky
A pair of young, design-savvy entrepreneurs bring a discerning eye and a fresh personal take to a home furnishings store in Toronto.
By Jennifer Kabat
Moss—impresario, provocateur, and inventor of the store-as-museum concept—is the retailer most responsible for transforming Soho and taking high-end design mainstream. Now he embarks on a new adventure. Moss, the iconic shop, is gone. In its place, Moss Bureau, the consultancy. Here, he talks about his decision to “kill” his beloved store and reinvent
the brand as a showcase for the gloriously messy business of design.
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