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Category: Art, Design, and Culture
A Global Shop Comes to Martha’s Vineyard | T: The New York Times Style Magazine
In time for long summer days in Martha’s Vineyard, Mass., comes Lennox & Harvey, a contemporary general store located one block from the harbor in Vineyard Haven.
One of the Nation’s Most Exciting Design Hubs May Surprise You | Architectural Digest
Are we missing a trick by ignoring this oft-mocked company town?
Inside the Female-heavy, Business-savvy World of Swift | AIGA
On entering the 30,000 square foot offices of Swift, the Portland-Based creative digital agency co-founded by Liz Valentine and Alicia McVey in 2006, you’ll pick up on a lot of things.
Bar Mercado, Atlanta, USA | Wallpaper
Taking inspiration from Madrid’s historic Mercado de San Miguel, Atlanta’s Bar Mercado fittingly features a tapas and small plates menu, matched by a bold and lively design envisioned by the acclaimed, locally-based architecture and design firm Square Feet Studio.
In Catalonia, a Church Becomes a Place of Artistic Pilgrimage | T: The New York Times Style Magazine
Five years ago, the local government and bishop asked if the artist Santi Moix might come and paint the interior of St. Victor, the village’s 1,100-year-old Romanesque church, whose plain stone walls had become dull and decrepit over time. Moix, who isn’t religious, was reluctant. Finally, after many months of negotiations, he agreed — but… Continue reading In Catalonia, a Church Becomes a Place of Artistic Pilgrimage | T: The New York Times Style Magazine
Strong Language | Modern Luxury Silicon Valley
How Tan & Loose Press Makes Working From Home (And As a Couple) a Success | AIGA
Where Clay Hickson and Liana Jeger lurk beavering away for Tan & Loose Press isn’t your your ordinary office.
Abstract Thinking | Modern Luxury Silicon Valley
“We’re scrappy. We’re fast.” How Messiness + a “Family” Mentality Inspire Doberman’s U.S. Studio | AIGA
When Stockholm-based design firm Doberman set its sights on a second location, New York wasn’t the immediate choice.