Fierce and Fragile
The Brooklyn-based artist’s sharp-edged vessels, made from hand-blown cut-and-polished glass, are more fierce than fragile. Definitely handle with care! The post Fierce and Fragile appeared first on W...
View ArticleRainbow Grain
I’ve never been much of a fan of ombré hair, but this lacquered walnut Niebla table is another story altogether. The post Rainbow Grain appeared first on W Magazine.
View ArticleHoly Moly
Three years ago, while driving through Harlem, Ugo Rondinone spotted a for-sale sign on an abandoned Romanesque church with a stone facade, immense stained glass windows, and arched wooden double doors...
View ArticleCheck Mate
The New York–based art director’s handmade brass-plate chess stools stand winsomely on their own—but I’d be happy to take the complete set. The post Check Mate appeared first on W Magazine.
View ArticleWoodsy Walls
Paying tribute to the interior decorator Armand Albert Rateau’s fanciful style, the English wallpaper company has issued this hand-painted, gilded bestiary illustration, inspired by a screen he...
View ArticleIt’s Always Tea Time
This whimsical porcelain teapot features illustrations of the Mad Hatter and the March Hare from Alice in Wonderland—a fitting way to warm up as we head into a chilly March. The post It’s Always Tea...
View ArticleMary Heilmann’s Design Strokes
The New York painter’s colorful wood chairs, like Reitveld-Remix #6 2014 make a marvelous case for matching the furniture to the art. The post Mary Heilmann’s Design Strokes appeared first on W Magazine.
View ArticleLay Down for What
Melanie Courbet has several covetable silk rugs at her little shop of treasures in New York, including signed beauties by Frank Gehry (sold out, sadly), but this one in particular—by the midcentury...
View ArticleOuter Glow
Anna Karlin’s recently unveiled Sun Shade Swivel Wall Lamp is the ideal solution for any New York apartment that lacks sunlight. The luminescent orb is affixed with a rotating reflector—designed to...
View ArticleAt Home with Lemlem
Since founding Lemlem in 2007, actress, model and activist Liya Kebede has brought her expert aesthetic to clothing, accessories, and more. Now, with a new Anthropologie collaboration, Kebede is adding...
View ArticleLoewe Hits Ibiza
Book your ticket: fashion’s wonder boy Jonathan Anderson just opened his Loewe Summer Shop inside Ibiza’s Museum of Contemporary Art. Filled with sundries—including, but not limited to, the designer’s...
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Globe-Trotter
As the granddaughter of the founder of ABC Carpet & Home, the souklike New York design emporium, Madeline Weinrib developed far-flung tastes early on. “Ethnic, contemporary, old, and new—I’m...
View ArticleSearch & Discover
If you’re looking for Italian treasures but don’t have time to jump on a plane, check out Artemest.com, where you’ll find jewelry, furnishings, and artistic objects by renowned artisans. One recent...
View ArticlePunchy and Pink
Blocks and Grid, the fab new textile collection for Maharam by the Dutch design dynamos Stefan Scholten and Carole Baijings, gives this Rolled Arm Sofa from 1970 a graphic punch. The post Punchy and...
View ArticleCheers to That
Traditional champagne flutes are tall and narrow—a shape that I’ve always found a bit too fussy. Instead, when I have hosting duties in the next several weeks, I’ll be serving bubbles in these new...
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