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Published as: The Art of CONSERVATION Text: Heather Corcoran Photography: Steve Gross + Susan Daley In the quiet enclave of Springs, New York, the home of Pietro Nivola and Katherine Stahl paints a picture of the way the Hamptons used to be. It’s easy to imagine the 1754 cottage as…
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Published as: Neutral TERRITORY Interior Design: Coryne Lovick Text: Ron Broadhurst Photography: Laura Hull It takes only a few minutes of conversation with interior designer Coryne Lovick to recognize that she and her client, the owner of a sprawling condominium in Pasadena, California, were sympathetic comrades in design, favoring palettes…
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Published as: BOLD STROKES Interior Design: Raji RM & Associates Text: Jorge S. Arango Photography: Rikki Snyder A significant generational design shift continues apace in the nation’s capital. “We’re seeing an influx of younger and more diverse people moving back to D.C.,” says On Lu, the owner of a condo…
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Published as: A. RUDIN DESIGN LEGACY Text: Erika Heet Photography: Sam Frost Just south of downtown Los Angeles, in the industrial enclave of Vernon, dominated by defunct train tracks and block-long warehouses, stands a pristine factory like no other in design. It is here, in this sprawling, 120,000-square-foot building,…
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Published as: SECRET GARDEN In Northern California’s wine country, close to Sonoma’s town square, is an 11-acre hillside haven covered in 250-year-old oak trees. “Once you come up the driveway and enter the courtyard surrounded by wide-canopied native trees, you’re in the middle of their secret garden,” says Jim Stafford,…
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Published as: CHARCOAL FACTORY Interior Design: michael del piero Text: thomas connors Photography: janet mesic mackie As owner of Chicago’s Architectural Artifacts, Stuart Grannen spends his days surrounded by things. Furniture, signage, stained glass. Carnival banners, fragments from Louis Sullivan buildings, Frank Lloyd Wright light fixtures. And his inventory isn’t…
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Published as: REALITY STAR This home is seen in 150 countries on a weekly basis,” Los Angeles interior designer Jeff Andrews says of television personality Kris Jenner’s Hidden Hills, California, house. But when it came to the design approach, “I couldn’t think about that,” he says. “It was a designer-client…
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Published as: WILDE CHILD When a prominent art collector and philanthropist set about revamping his 1912 Ernest Coxhead–designed house in San Francisco’s Presidio Heights neighborhood, he called interior designer Ken Fulk. At the 9,000-square-foot three-story house and its new east wing, with horizontal bands of windows facing Presidio Park, Fulk…
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Two decades passed before the Viceroy L’Ermitage Beverly Hills—a low-key, high-design hotel whose glamorous history remains subtly infused into its décor—received a much-needed refresh courtesy of the local firm Smith-Firestone Associates (SFA). “They interviewed almost every designer in town—and in New York,” notes principal Kara Smith, president of SFA, founded…
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Published as: LIGHT SCULPTURE Architecture: Gordon Kahn Associates Text: Jeff Turrentine Photography: William Waldron When he was developing the concept for the Usonian house—his vision of the organically designed, meticulously crafted home made affordable for the middle class—Frank Lloyd Wright distilled his aesthetic imperative into a memorable and oft-quoted exclamation:…
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