One of the world’s most revered design meccas, Vitra Design Museum, located in Germany a short ride from Basel, Switzerland, attracts architecture and furniture aficionados from around the world for its jaw-dropping collection by designers such as Charles and Ray … Read More
Green is the new black. Everything old is new again, which is the underlying philosophy of ecodesign: the desire to provide attractive and sustainable solutions for the demands of modern societies. Back in the Sixties and Seventies, the environmental movement … Read More
Where else can you find Jane Pauley looking impossibly chic in a little black dress while eating a hot dog and watching “The King and I” amidst a curated showroom of vintage furnishings? Where else but the Bailey House Auction … Read More
Every year in New York, more than fifty of the world’s top interior designers create dazzling rooms with donated designer merchandise for Housing Works’ “Design on a Dime” benefit. Designers include high-profile talents such as Nate Berkus and Andy Cohen, … Read More
While most New Yorkers know about Barney’s Warehouse Sale, true-blooded fashionistas wait each year for Fashion for Action, Housing Works’ four-day sale with more than 150 brands of designer merchandise at charitable prices. The annual benefit raises funds to help … Read More
Staring at her red stiletto soles, marveling at her balance and stride, we followed an extremely chic woman down Seventh Avenue – and onto 18th Street. Oh, this woman worked those Christian Louboutins – and her Blackberry – and we … Read More
A splendid Beaux Arts structure built in 1906, the Lexington Avenue Armory has a storied past, thanks in part to its hosting of the scandalous and seminal 1913 Armory Show, which anticipated the inception of the Museum of Modern Art. … Read More
