Architecture Archives - Page 18 of 28

Jacques Garcia’s Champ de Bataille

While his design career was launched with such contemporary projects as the Montparnasse Tower and the Meridien group of hotels,… Read More

Established in 1880 as a ferronnier, Pouenat has continued to stay relevant and thrive by embracing their heritage while collaborating… Read More

While trends in architecture and decor come and go, the appeal of the English country house is one that perennially… Read More

Much of the appeal of Charleston is the living history of its architecture and how its occupants give the art… Read More

Creative collaboration is at the heart of Urban Electric Co.‘s design philosophy. Over the last ten years, working with several… Read More

For the past few days, I have been honored to be participating in a press trip to Charleston, South Carolina,… Read More

One of the most talked about events at High Point this fall market was the unveiling of the new Jacques… Read More

We really have the author’s mother to thank for John Murray‘s elegant new volume Classical Invention | The Architecture of… Read More

In the Designer Visions apartment designed by Jamie Drake for House Beautiful, it’s not surprising that color plays a major… Read More

Deborah Needleman always seems to say just what I have been thinking but haven’t quite gotten around to articulating. In… Read More

With a shared love of color, Jamie Drake and House Beautiful are a perfect pairing for Hearst’s Designer Visions showhouse…. Read More

At an enviable 4,800 square feet with three bedrooms, the Alessandra Branca Designer Visions duplex would have been a game… Read More