This Interior Designer Is Cornering an Untapped Demographic—Urban Bachelors
Taking a sartorial approach, interior designer and entrepreneur Sabrina MacLean homes in on bachelor pads for her new venture, Maison MacLean.
Interior Design
Pacific Northwest Design: Vancouver's Ste. Marie Designs Interiors That Could Be Film Sets
For Ste. Marie’s Craig Stanghetta, the creator of some of Vancouver’s best-known interiors, design is never far removed from local culture—or personal history.
'Queer Eye' Host Bobby Berk on the Transformative Power of Design
The interior expert of the new Netflix reboot opens up about his journey as a designer, his experiences on the show, and the possibility of a second season.
With the Public Hotel, Ian Schrager is Reinventing Luxury Hospitality. Again.
Metropolis asks legendary Hotelier Ian Schrager and architect Ascan Mergenthaler of Herzog & de Meueron to break down the details of their new 17-story hotel in New York.
The Influence of Hospitality in the Workplace
A Q&A with Rottet Studios on the evolving workplace interior and what it's borrowing from the hospitality industry.
WeWork Opens Its First Gym, "Rise By We"
Located in Manhattan's Financial District, Rise By We aims to replicate the co-working company's communal, playful brand.
Allied Works Renovates the World’s Best Restaurant, Eleven Madison Park
Architect Brad Cloepfil, working with co-owners Will Guidara and Daniel Humm, drew from both nature and the restaurant's past to revamp the world-renowned culinary destination.
How the National Society of Interior Designers Was Born
A breakaway chapter of the American Institute of Decorators decided to popularize and define the new role of "Interior Designer."
Everything and the Kitchen Sink
Kitchen designers dish on the details that make a perfect kitchen.
"It Makes Me Sick": Belmont Freeman on the Four Seasons
Belmont Freeman, who worked on the restoration of the Four Seasons in 2008, gives his take on the future of this endangered, important space.
The Danger of "Well-Washing"
With so much fervor around "wellness," is the public at risk of being led astray by well-meaning but naïve practitioners?
