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October 9, 2000 Issue
"If I find something I like, no matter what it is, I never say, 'That's not going to match the rest of my things.' "
-- Greg Nacozy, "Full Houses"
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| FEATURES | Full Houses After years of spare, undernourished apartments, designers have rediscovered their appetites for calorie-rich interiors: When they're not stuffing their clients' homes with Venetian glass, Moroccan filigree lanterns, and African masks, they're indulging in passionate color, bold patterns, and plush fabrics. A look at five apartments that exemplify this new mix-and-match aesthetic adventurism, including a startlingly pink-and-cherry-red starter apartment for a single twentysomething, a banker's TriBeCa loft where the ebonized, lacquered surfaces vie with the views, and an eclectic East Village loft furnished by way of Tangier. Seeing the Light Transform your apartment from banal to bold with a translucent microwave, gold-and-silver-plated flatware, a velvet cube ottoman, and other inspired accoutrements. The Return of Rhymin' Simon After more than a decade exploring South Africa, Brazil -- and Broadway -- Paul Simon is back with a new album in his old style. And he has plenty to say about The Capeman, critics, and how he, and his music, have aged. GOTHAM
| DEPARTMENTS Intelligencer BY BETH LANDMAN KEIL AND IAN SPIEGELMAN The Bottom Line Hello, my name is Jim, and I'm an Intel-aholic The City Politic Is the soft-money deal the big-picture issue Lazio needs? Media A newcomer to the runway shows infiltrates the fashion-media cabal MARKETPLACE Roomy, unisex totes that will leave you with some cash to carry Net News The Web's best recipe sites THE CRITICS Spike Lee is still mad as hell, and taking no prisoners in Bamboozled | Art BY MICHAEL BRENSON How Shiseido marketed Western beauty to Japanese women Architecture Richard Meier's monumentally modern courthouse in Islip Classical Music While the Philharmonic searches for a successor, Kurt Masur is at the top of his game Dance Balanchine's canon lives on outside the New York City Ballet Television James Cameron's spooky, post-apocalyptic Dark Angel Restaurants On the Upper East Side, the dining room you never had CUE Classifieds |
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