Daniella On Design

Max Lamb: Inventory

The exhibition Max Lamb: Inventory, which opened at Salon 94 this last week, is a career survey and showcase of the eponymous British designer’s own inventory, as the title suggests. This ambitious and stunning presentation is a pleasure to look at and fascinating to learn about. Having been in the making for nearly four years, […]

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Interior Design: Then & Now – Nicolas Schuybroek

For Nicolas Schuybroek, creating bespoke interiors of uncompromising quality has been a lifelong mission. Since founding his boutique office in Brussels in 2011, he and his small team have been dedicated to creating homes, hotels, galleries, retails spaces, and more that are defined by extraordinary light, volume, and symmetry, often incorporating sophisticated raw materials and

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Sudbury Hall

To us Americans, there is a certain allure to the English Country Houses that is unmatched. It has been synonymous with the best lifestyle of the rural countryside, and the embodiment of spectacular architecture, interiors, gardens, and furnishings. The English Country House represents the glory of the past, with each of these legendary homes containing

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Yoshimitsu Ishihara: His ‘Contemporary’ Clay Art

When you enter the Guild Gallery—where a new solo show of Japanese ceramicist Yoshimitsu Ishihara (b. 1971) just opened—you are taken in by the powerful expression of the pieces; enormous vessels, jars, and bowls, covered with white-washed surfaces and abstracted patterns in hues of earth that manifest the essential simple and distinctive look of Japanese aesthetics. The

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