Architecture Archives - Page 7 of 28

Rosario Candela – Elegance in the Sky

In early 20th century New York City, as many affluent residents were gradually abandoning their mansions and townhouses for apartments,… Read More

As mentioned in my last post, I spent 72 hours in France this week with Susanna Salk, filming two new… Read More

Tomorrow marks the opening of the 2018 Kips Bay Decorator Show House. Now in its 46th year, the annual event… Read More

This past week I was happily out and about in Florida, visiting family and escaping the unseasonable weather. It was… Read More

Ever since watching Gone with the Wind as a child, Carolyne Roehm has long had a predilection for the South…. Read More

It is a special treat whenever a new project from the extraordinary Studio Peregalli is unveiled. And when it is… Read More

For the 8th issue of their biannual magazine, Cabana comes to America, choosing five of Ralph Lauren Home’s Navajo inspired… Read More

Since Susanna’s and my video visit with Gil Schafer at his country house, Middlefield, seemed to resonate with so many,… Read More

I first became familiar with architect Gil Schafer when his own country home in upstate New York, Middlefield, was published… Read More

For those of you who just can’t get enough of the masterful vision of Renzo Mongiardino, add the reissue of… Read More

The current return to maximalism can, in all likelihood, be traced to a single source – Renzo Mongiardino. Even those… Read More

This week felt a bit like the 60s comedy, If It’s Tuesday It Must be Belgium. With a plethora of… Read More