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Posted 3/4/10 on The Cut
design hunting

Design Hunting: Gilded Floors and a Mind-blowing Use for Ralph Lauren Paint Chips

Rising furniture designer Joris Laarman, Bill Sofield's latest creations, and Carlton Scott Sturgis's wizard ways with an X-Acto.

Filed Under: andre kikoski, annie kelly, artistic tile, bill sofield, caio fonseca, carlton scott sturgill, design hunting, fabric flowers, friedman benda gallery, giacobetti paul gallery, gucci, guggenheim museum, jackie o, joris laarman, ralph lauren paint chips, richard mishaan, tim street-porter, tom ford, urban electric co., wallpaper

Posted 2/1/10 on The Cut
best bets

Best Bet: Paper Dolls

A crop of young women have taken up wallpaper.

Filed Under: best bets, home goods, wallpaper

Posted 11/30/09 on The Cut
design hunting

Design Hunting: Art and Shopping at Prada and the Gagosian Gallery Store

A collection of cool things and good design ideas happening now.

Filed Under: alberto giacometti, art books, art you can buy, art you can sit in, browsing, caoperrot studio, cool looking things, damien hirst, david rockwell, design hunting, design trust for public space, early morning stylishness, gagosian gallery, great colors, great patterns, handbags, hangers, happy pillows, hariri hariri, harold koda, impressive everyday objects, jeff koons, ken smith, larry lederman, mark holgate, murals, nice man, nurse cap chair, objects of lust, patterns, pleasant browsing, prada soho, prada store, richard prince, sarah nguyen for ogilvy, sir paul smith, slade architecture, slideshow, stylish dudes, taste of new york, the prada book, the rug company, wall hangings, wallpaper, what you can do with light

Posted 9/2/09 on The Cut
man candy

Baptiste Giabiconi to Appear Nude on Wallpaper Cover

Can you guess whose idea that was?

Filed Under: baptiste giabiconi, covers, designers, karl lagerfeld, man candy, models, philippe starck, wallpaper

Posted 5/29/09 on The Cut
design hunting

Design Hunting: The Couturier of Paint, the Great Vladimir Kagan, and Jessica Stam’s Living Room

The latest finds from our tireless design editor.

Filed Under: awesome bedroom, bar carts, beautiful floors, blue chairs, bold pattern rug, chair wrapped in tape, color blocks, colors, cool geometric side table, cool sofa, design hunting, desks, donald kaufman, elegant apartment, family business, farrow and ball paint, foyer, good amateur paintings, great colors, groovy farmhouse, hanging objects, hippie aesthetic, how to be eclectic, j mendoza gardens, jessica stam, jon robshaw textiles, lilian heard, little girls having fun, marcello manor, married couple, michele varian, moroccan doors, neisha crosland, new destiny housing corporation, nice wood floors, paint, paint can, paint color, parabola, parker posey, pucci showroom, rafael de cardenas, rainbow, romantic, ruben toledo, sara bengur, silky purple chair, silver orb fixture, star trek furniture, success stories, tea, the bronx, tidy office, tin ceiling, trompe loeil, vladimir kagan, wallpaper, walls

Posted 4/8/09 on The Cut
design hunting

Design Hunting: Gigantic Flowers, Hot-Pink Hands, and Flip-flop Animals

Roving design editor Wendy Goodman uncovers the treasures of Gaetano Pesce, Robin Joy, Ashley Hicks, and more.

Filed Under: anthropologie, architectural digest home show, ashley hicks, backsplash, bureau, chairs, charles street, danny murphy, david hicks, david meitus, design, design hunting, ecofriendly, f.i.t., flip-flops, gaetano pesce, george nakashima, hands, inlaid floors, keith johnson, leffot, marble, mick haigh, new york school of interior design, paper, recycled, robin joy, scrap, silicone, slideshow, wallpaper, what we're seeing, where the wild things are

Posted 5/22/08 on The Cut
new york fugging city

The New ‘90210’ Commits the Ultimate Sin: Bad Fashion

We hoped the promotional reel for the new '90210' would do justice to our favorite teen soap opera. But the uninspiring montage was dull, predictable, and worst of all, unfashionable.

Filed Under: 90210, arden wohl, blair waldorf, gossip girl, hanging objects, neisha crosland, new york fugging city, the cw, wallpaper

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