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Samuel Cochran

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Thomas Barger's Recycled Paper Pulp Sculptures Are a Must See

Thomas Barger knows New York City’s recycling schedule by heart. On pickup day, he sets out ahead of the trucks, snatching bags of shredded paper. “It’s eco-friendly but also economical,” Barger says of the material, which he blends into pulp and applies to simple chairs. Wonderfully wacky—with cartoonish forms and vibrant paint jobs—his furniture and sculptures have seduced dealers Paul Johnson and Jeanne Greenberg Rohatyn, who are giving Barger his first solo show at Salon 94 Design this month…
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Frieze L.A. Takes Over Paramount Studios with wHY-Designed Plan

L.A.’s inaugural week of art fairs makes the case for new destinations and outside-the-box venues
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On the heels of the city’s culinary pioneers, a new generation of hoteliers is redefining what it means to be hygge
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Amid An Architectural Renaissance, Oslo and Its Sylvan Environs Shi...

The Norwegian capital offers more than just the Northern Lights
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Why Zurich Should Top Your Future Travel List - Architectural Digest

Jet-setters may have once dismissed Zurich as just a stopover en route to Art Basel or the Alps. But reinvigorated by creative spirit, this Swiss city has reestablished itself on the map, enticing world travelers with bold new restaurants, exhibition spaces, and lodgings. “Zurich is once again being recognized as a hub for European culture, just as it first was during the mid–20th century, when Le Corbusier, Picasso, and Chagall were all regulars,” notes AD100 designer Martin Brudnizki, who rece…
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Our Favorite Seder Plate Designs

12 seder plates we’d love to have on our table this weekend
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Tour This New York City Home—Which Features a Dining Room Ping-Pong...

Tour This New York City Home—Which Features a Dining Room Ping-Pong Table and an Outdoor Swimming Pool
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The New Hotel Saint Vincent Adds a Modern Touch to Historic Roots

The best of new and old
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SO-IL: Meet the AD100 2023 Debut

Founded by husband-and-wife team Florian Idenburg and Jing Liu, this Brooklyn studio has paved the way for a new generation of architects, challenging the status quo in enigmatic buildings of all kinds. In Brooklyn, their design for the Amant arts complex combines textured expanses of brick, concrete, and aluminum into a dynamic sequence of spaces. A Long Island house assembles gabled volumes into a poetic cruciform layout. And their transformation of Site Verrier de Meisenthal, a historic studi…
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Studio Mellone: Meet the AD100 2023 Debut

Where others have zigged, Andre Mellone has zagged. In recent years, as professional peers have thrilled to maximalist fervor, punchy patterns, and Memphis nostalgia, the Brazilian-born designer has chosen the path of understated refinement. “Every project starts with simplicity and common sense,” reflects Mellone, who launched his Manhattan-based firm in 2012. “We can create the most intricate and layered interiors starting there.” Spanning residential, retail, and hospitality projects—among th…
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David Adjaye’s New Interfaith Complex Welcomes All in Abu Dhabi

The blockbuster project unites a mosque, church, and synagogue with three distinct exteriors