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Posts Tagged: T magazine
Back to the Land
While we just celebrated the birthday of our own “land” this weekend, there seems to be a more widespread undercurrent in the air. The appeal of returning back to the land is a movement literally underfoot. From the longstanding farm to table movement, to a renewed interest in home made and artisanal products, where the connection from maker to buyer is transparent, we have slowly progressed to the point where the fantasy of a life even closer to nature is becoming a reality for many.…
Posted in architecture, travel
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Catching Up Out and About
When you have young children, May is always the busiest month with year end performances, sports championships and exams. And it seems not much has changed. As my brain is adjusting from being back and forth in too many time zones, I’ve been catching up on this month’s (well actually June’s) design issues.…
Posted in architecture, art history, furniture, interior design, Nantucket
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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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Preserving the Craft
I realize it was only a few weeks ago that I referenced an article in T Magazine, but this week’s Travel Issue again hit a high note on several topics so relevant in these parts. While I encourage you to read the marvelous issue for yourself, I’d like to augment just a few bits with some thoughts about the art of craft.…
Posted in design, fashion, interior design
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T Magazine Luxury Issue
Deborah Needleman always seems to say just what I have been thinking but haven’t quite gotten around to articulating. In her editor letter for this weekend’s T Magazine Luxury Issue, she writes, “To do ‘simple’ right isn’t as easy as it looks — whether it’s the design of a building, a dress or even a life.…
Posted in architecture, design, interior design
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