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In One of Her Final Interviews, Gloria Steinem Shared Stories Behind Her Beloved Home (opens the original)
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In late August, Gloria Steinem participated in ELLE Decor’s On the Couch series. She shared her approach to design, how she envisioned her home (“a workplace and a nest!”), and where she liked to kick up her heels, should she ever get the opportunity to do so. An inveterate traveler, Steinem was always on the road, but over time her home evolved from a studio apartment in a brownstone on East 73rd Street to the house’s first three floors. In the late ’80s she connected the parlor floor to the gr
New York Magazine’s Editor-in-Chief David Haskell Has a Sculptural Double Life (opens the original)
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“For a dozen years now, I’ve carved out time to work on something very different from magazine journalism,” says David Haskell, who is the editor in chief of New York magazine, a position he has held since 2019, following a long run on staff. “It’s not collaborative. It’s not intellectual. It’s not trying to ‘say something.’” Twice a week Haskell takes a break from his day job to make abstract sculptural works in his ceramics studio in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Ranging in size and scope, his geome
Es Devlin, Designer to Beyoncé and Kendrick Lamar, Creates a Feast for the Senses in Venice (opens the original)
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Es Devlin sits upon a custom handmade creation she co-created with Jaipur Rugs in “A Rainbow of Forms,” at the 2026 Homo Faber Biennial. The overarching message delivered at Homo Faber’s 2026 Biennial, “An Island of Light,” is particularly timely: in fractured times and in the face of artificial intelligence, art made by human hands has the power to unite. As part of the cultural arm of the Michelangelo Foundation for Creativity and Craftsmanship, this year marks the fourth edition of the Homo F
Galerie Sardine’s Valentina Akerman Shares Her Favorite Sofa, Design Idols, and What Moves Her (opens the original)
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At the family-style dinners she hosts at Galerie Sardine in Amagansett, NY, co-founder Valentina Akerman envelops her guests with a warm, maternal energy. In mid-July she gathered friends and patrons such as Ellen Barkin and Jane Wenner to toast the opening of Long Light, an exhibition that featured the work of ceramicist Jane Yang-D’Haene, a Loewe Foundation Craft Prize finalist, and the Brazilian painter Allan Gandhi. While welcoming the 50 or so guests in attendance (the number kept growing,
A Design Dream Team Gives a Brooklyn Brownstone New Life (opens the original)
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Above: French Mid-century sofa and Vintage Art Deco chairs reupholstered in Savile Row Windowpane by Holland & Sherry. Custom Parchment Daybed (upholstered in Claremont’s Linoteca Ambra), steel coffee tables, mahogany screen, fabric and metal scones, and rug by Augusta Hoffman Studio. Pair of Vintage Art Deco Inlaid Lacquered Side Tables. Table Lamps by Willy Guhl. Drapery in Rogers & Goffigon, Meltemi, Gull. Chandelier by Paolo Moschino in bronze verdigris. After closing on a 19th century Brook
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