Daniella Ohad

Interior Design: The Legends – with Commune Design

“The work of the firm headed by Roman Alonso and Steven Johanknecht explores a refined universe that is infused with an unfussy California-chic perspective. Their finished projects convey comfort and intrigue. The interiors are simple yet intricate, classic yet alternative, never seen before. Commune is minimalism reimagined with warmth. The fabrics they use are sensuous

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Dana Barnes: Between Fiber and Architecture

Have you ever visited Constantin Brancusi’s atelier in Paris? If not, you probably have seen images of this magical place—a replica of the workspace where Romanian-born, Paris-based sculptor worked for four decades, and bequeathed to the French state. I remembered Brancusi space, when entering the New York studio of fiber artist Dana Barnes, because of

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Interior Design: The Legends – with William Sofield

“Bill Sofield possesses that rarest of qualities for any designer: a profoundly original, sui generis point of view. He orchestrates unexpected materials, eccentric details, and arcane historical references into compositions that radiate an almost alien kind of beauty, uniquely his own. He understands the difference between superficial glamour—Hollywood glamour, glitzy glamour—and serious glamour that enchants,

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Verner Panton

I cannot think of a better way to celebrate R & Company’s 20th anniversary than the recently opened exhibition, ‘Verner Panton.’ When the design gallery first opened at its chic location in Tribeca shortly after 9/11, the first substantial exhibition was devoted to the Danish designer. Tribeca suffered tremendous loss and trauma following the September

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