Daniella Ohad

Interior Design: Then and Now – Winter-Spring 2025

The three most substantial aspects of any successful interior today are a curated-style selection of objects, a strong presence of handcraftsmanship, and the notion of storytelling. Interior designers have taken on the dual role of curators and poets in their quest to achieve interiors that are meaningful, interesting, personal, and inspiring. These are the values

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Furniture Design: Then and Now – on Clara Porset with Ana Elena Mallet

The attention which Cuban-born designer Clara Porset (1895-1981) has recently received from scholars and museum curators is almost unparalleled, and consequently, her ideas and works are finally garnering the influence they have so long deserved. Wendy Kaplan, the design curator of Los Angles County Museum of Art, first revealed to the American public Porset’s legacy

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Myron Goldfinger @ Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture

The Paul Rudolph Institute for Modern Architecture (formerly known as the Paul Rudolph Heritage Foundation), which maintains the late architect’s estate archive, has begun to present architecture exhibitions on architects other than Rudolph. It is situated at the Modulightor building (246 East 58th Street) in mid-town Manhattan. Rudolph and his life partner Ernst Wagner acquired

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