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Posts Tagged: Publishing
Sneak Peek: The Box Updated in Galerie Magazine
When Hudson News founders Lisa and James Cohen came to the conclusion that most art magazines were a tad dry and unapproachable, they decided the logical solution was to launch one of their own. Embodying lifestyle topics of travel, architecture, fashion, art and interiors, galerie is already, after its inaugural issue last April, finding its niche among those who want, as editor-in-chief Suzanne Slesin explains, “everything but not anything.” In the second issue, on newsstands September 1, there are articles across a wide spectrum of art and design, from artisans and artists, to products and projects, including a fantastic apartment in Paris, designed by the late and great Alberto Pinto, featured on the cover, below.…
Posted in architecture, art, design, furniture, interior design
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Judging a Book by its Cover
This weekend welcomes the T Magazine fall design issue. While, as always, there are a number of enticing pieces, from the latest incarnation of Stephen Sill’s chic Manhattan penthouse (written by the ever astute and entertaining David Netto)
to the oh-so-charming Bloomsbury home of designer Ben Pentreath,
one small inclusion in particular caught my attention – Peter Mendelsund’s 90 Versions of Yes.…
to the oh-so-charming Bloomsbury home of designer Ben Pentreath,
one small inclusion in particular caught my attention – Peter Mendelsund’s 90 Versions of Yes.…
Posted in books, design, interior design
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The Globetrotting Sophistication of Cabana Magazine
In this era of consolidation, cutting corners and mass market mentality, it is a rare pleasure to come across a unique product that strives to be more. Cabana Magazine, a new Italian publication launched during Salone del Mobile in Milan, is about sophistication on many levels.…
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