Annie Block

New York

Executive Editor @InteriorDesign | VP Design Award Committee @beardfoundation | Board @NYC_RT | Volunteer/Member @Surfrider @CoveringClimate @PAWSny

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7 Community-Oriented Spaces Nodding To Nature

3 weeks ago | interiordesign.net | Annie Block

Whether in Bentonville, Arkansas, or Avignon, France, libraries, visitor centers, even a college dorm seamlessly meld 21st-century advancements with materials and forms sourced from the great outdoors. Tour Inspiring Community Spaces Informed By NatureHeartland Whole Health Institute by Marlon Blackwell ArchitectsPhotography by Tim Hursley. Photography by Tim Hursley. Photography by Tim Hursley. Photography by Tim Hursley.
NYCxDesignxSouvenir Is Back With More Collectible Items

1 month ago | interiordesign.net | Annie Block

Fuhgeddaboudit. Those typical New York City mementos: I Love NY tees, statue of Liberty figurines, Empire State Building snow globes. For one-of-a-kinds, head on over to “NYCxDesignxSouvenir,” an exhibition of Gotham-inspired collectibles, many functional objects, on view May 15-21 at the Canvas at the Oculus in lower Manhattan and online here.
Stroll Along A Rainbow Road At The Royal Pavilion & Garden

1 month ago | interiordesign.net | Annie Block

The last time we wrote about British artist Lois O’Hara, she’d rejuvenated a pair of public tennis courts in northern England with her signature fluid forms and vibrant colors. Four years and myriad projects later, she’s created another smile-inducing installation about 300 miles south for “Colour,” an aptly named exhibition currently on view at the Royal Pavilion & Garden in Brighton.
Explore A Vibrant Photo Exhibit At Villa Medici In Rome

2 months ago | interiordesign.net | Annie Block

Italy is a hotbed of creativity every spring, thanks to the Salone de Mobile in Milan and the Biennale di Venezia in Venice. This year, fairgoers may want to add a stop in Rome for “Chromotherapia: The Feel-Good Color Photography” at Villa Medici. According to the American Medical Association, it may even be healthy for them to do so, as color can impact mood, cognitive function, anxiety levels, and overall psychological well-being.