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Emirates Debuts Hospitality Suite At The US Open (opens the original)
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Game, set, match! Emirates opened its doors to a new 1,579 square-foot luxury hospitality suite at Arthur Ashe Stadium this month, coinciding with its sponsorship of The US Open Grand Slam tournament. At the already-legendary 4.5-hour quarter-final tennis match between Carlos Alzaraz and Ben Shelton on September 8, celebrities and guests hobnobbed in the newly redesigned stadium suite—which neatly channeled the signature elegance of the airline’s on-board experience. Inspired by Emirates’ premiu
Muller Van Severen’s Sculptural Silhouettes Go Mini (opens the original)
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At Milan Design Week, “Silhouettes: Celebrating 15 Years” presented enormous, human-size aluminum candleholders—one for each year Muller Van Severen has been in practice. Their colorful metal forms, each one unique, abstracted recurring shapes from the Belgian design studio’s oeuvre of sculptural furniture. To accompany the exhibition, BD Barcelona in collaboration with Apartamento miniaturized four of the candleholders for tabletop use. Crafted from raw aluminum, Silhouettes in rectangular, tri
A Korean Textile Tradition Inspires A Sculptural Furniture Collection (opens the original)
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On a visit to the Met, as the Metropolitan Museum of Art is colloquially known to New Yorkers, artist Jane Yang-D’Haene and her husband, architect and D’Apostrophe Design founder Francis D’Haene, came across a historic Korean textile made using the jogakbo patchwork technique. It spoke to them, sparking the idea for solid-oak tables, consoles, and credenzas topped in a medley of glazed ceramic tiles recalling the textile tradition. She brought her background as a ceramicist to bear on the surfac
Inside-Out Seating By Faye Toogood (opens the original)
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What would a sofa look like if it were turned inside out, akin to a sweater pulled off the body? British designer Faye Toogood conjures that scenario with Crease, which takes a topsy-turvy approach to seating by starting with the cover. Loosely folded and puckered wool upholstery inspired by origami and flat-pack boxes swaddles the frame. Highlighting the edges of the cream-toned textile sections are cerise slot seams, a decorative technique used on clothing whereby two fabric panels are joined
Collectible Designs From Around The World (opens the original)
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Page through our gallery of collectible objects by artists and designers from Portugal to Peru to Portland, Oregon. Metamorphic 03 sculpture of salvaged redwood coated in automotive paint by San Francisco artist/woodworker Jesse Schlesinger at Gallery FUMI and Galerie56’s “Materials of Joy: FUMI in New York.” jesseschlesinger.com, galleryfumi.com, galerie56.com Flora wall sconces and Carpo mirror made of layered, baked Venetian glass and colored-glass balls with wood frames by Greek-born, New Yo
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