Anna Fixsen

New York

U.S. Editor at Wallpaper* Magazine

Deputy Digital Editor @elledecor // previously at @ArchDigest+ @Metropolismag + @Archrecord // journalist // art lover // bag lady

Articles

The 16 Best Pool Lounge Chairs to Kick-Start Summer Sunbathing

6 days ago | yahoo.com | Anna Fixsen |Genevieve Walker

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."The glimmering surface of the water. The smell of sunscreen. An invitation to sit, not do only be. These are the promises of the luxury known to suburbanites in hotter climes as the swimming pool. It’s a vacation staple, it’s the life of a party, it's the cachet associated with the kid whose parents kept theirs ready for sure from early April to late October.
Seeking a Hudson Valley Homestead That Could House Three Generations

1 week ago | nytimes.com | Anna Fixsen

Mr. Casey discovered that the listing agent was an old friend from Brooklyn, Amy Crossfield, with Coldwell Banker Village Green Realty. Though Ms. Crossfield was battling cancer, she was determined to help her friends find a home. The idea was that Mr. Casey would live there full-time, while Ms. Buscher and her family would use it as a weekend retreat.
Leon’s restaurant New York: beauty and family history dine side by side

2 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Anna Fixsen |Michael Reynolds

When husband-and-wife restaurateurs Natalie Johnson and Nick Anderer approached architect David Bucovy about designing their latest New York project, Leon’s, they presented him with fragments of seashells and ceramics that they had found on the beach of Naples, Italy. Like these jewel-like pieces, their restaurant was to be an homage to the coast of Italy and all the flavours along it.
This atmospheric New York restaurant was designed to be a ‘beautiful ruin’

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Anna Fixsen

3 hours agoBeing a private omakase chef might just be the coolest job in the culinary world—or at least the ultimate Beverly Hills hiring flex for those who can afford the service. Either way, Chef Wei Chen is the one to call. You can catch his personalized slicing, searing, and sushi sorcery during his …
This new furniture showroom is pretty much our dream New York loft

3 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Anna Fixsen

How do you put a bit of New York into a California furniture brand? And, conversely, how do you bring a dose of California cool to the Big Apple? That was a question that furniture designers Glenn Lawson and Grant Fenning of the Los Angeles-based company Lawson-Fenning pondered when they were in search of a space to house their new Manhattan showroom.
MoMA names Christophe Cherix its new director

3 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Anna Fixsen

The Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York has announced that it is promoting curator Christophe Cherix to be its new director. The announcement follows a six-month international search after the museum’s current director, Glenn Lowery, announced that he would step down from MoMA’s top post after leading the museum for three decades. Ed Ruscha and Christophe Cherix in 2023.
Peek inside the freshly-renovated Yale Center for British Art

3 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Anna Fixsen

When Louis Kahn was floated as the potential architect of a new museum on Yale University’s campus, a visit was in order. One morning in April 1969, the museum’s patron, Paul Mellon, met Kahn over breakfast in La Jolla, California before a tour of the architect’s recently-completed Salk Institute. Throughout the meal, Kahn enthusiastically scribbled his ideas on paper napkins. Mellon was clearly impressed by the demonstration.
This forgotten French perfume bottle manufacturer ‘used to be as important as Baccarat’

4 weeks ago | wallpaper.com | Anna Fixsen

Along with vertiginous hemlines, skyscrapers, and the Fox Trot, the 1920s brought on a golden age of perfume. Changing social mores, advances in chemistry, and savvy marketing gave rise to bold, hypnotic fragrances like Chanel No. 5, Guerlain Shalimar, Coty L'Aimant and Lanvin Arpège – all with luxurious bottles to match. The Great Depression brought a halt to that champagne-fizz era and demand for fine French fragrances plummeted along with the stock market. Coty responded by slashing prices.
In Thom Browne’s newest store, prep meets Palm Beach

1 month ago | wallpaper.com | Anna Fixsen

If you’ve spent time in Palm Beach, Florida (or religiously follow the Class of Palm Beach TikTok account), you’ll be well-familiar with the typical Worth Avenue uniform: crisp white trousers, tropical prints and, of course, diamonds. American fashion designer Thom Browne is known for a slightly different uniform, one that consists of shrunken suiting, slate gray fabrics and woolen neckties. The thing that unites these seemingly disparate aesthetics, according to Browne? A fundamental love of prep.
Why this rare Frank Lloyd Wright home is one of Chicago’s 'most endangered' buildings

1 month ago | wallpaper.com | Anna Fixsen

Pay a visit to the leafy Chicago suburb of Oak Park, Illinois and you’ll encounter some of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most celebrated works – his famous home and studio and his restored Unity Temple among them – and the throngs of tourists that follow. But just a few miles away, two stops east on the Green Line in Chicago’s Austin neighbourhood, Wright’s only Prairie Style home on the city’s West Side is in danger. The Joseph Jacob Walser House, built by Wright more than a century ago, sits vacant.

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