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Report from NYC: Valerie Lueth at Urban Outfitters

I’ve been pleasantly surprised lately by the interesting things that Urban Outfitters sells in its homeware section. America’s hippest chain store is introducing some emerging young designers and artists to a huge market across North America (I counted 123 locations in the US alone), which seems to me a win-win situation for everyone.

Like these [...]

Report from NYC: Burgerman for Deadgood

The title of this post refers to one prodigious doodler (Jon Burgerman) and two innovative furniture designers (Dan Ziglam and Elliot Brook of Deadgood), all of them British. I first saw Deadgood’s debut range at the ICFF this year and introduced Elle Deco readers to it here. Now they are getting ready to unveil their [...]

Report from NYC: To market, to market

This weekend, the Makers Market introduced me to a few designers in the New York City area, and further afield, whose work I was not familiar with.

The market, held in Socrates Sculpture Park in Long Island City, Queens blew in a breath of fresh air – as well as a thunderstorm like no other – [...]

Report from NYC: Deger Cengiz of Voos

Deger Cengiz, who calls himself “DC” for short, is co-owner of a new furniture store, Voos, in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Trained as an architect, DC is also a designer of quirky conceptual pieces that fall somewhere between furniture and art.

The chaise-lawn is an amended wheelbarrow planted with sod grass.

The table above was created when DC sprayed [...]

Report from NYC: The Modulightor Building

Tall, thin pics in today’s post – suitably enough, as I’ve got a tall, thin building to tell you about! The Modulightor Building in East Midtown, Manhattan, is on the list of buildings I’ve probably rushed past, without realizing I was passing by a design icon.

It was designed by modernist architect Paul Rudolph in 1989, [...]

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