Craig Kellogg

Dec 12, 2024 | nytimes.com | Craig Kellogg |Ashok Sinha

Each year, Emily Eerdmans, a design historian, and her husband, Andrew McKeon, an environmentalist, transform their rented Manhattan duplex apartment into a freewheeling holiday bazaar. The chandelier's blinking disco bulbs cast colored light on a 13-foot Christmas tree and metallic balloons in the parlor gallery of Eerdmans Fine Art, in Greenwich Village. Credit...

Nov 27, 2024 | 1stdibs.com | Craig Kellogg

During her childhood in Kolkata, India, it was customary for Divya Saraf to dive straight into some of the stickiest foods with her fingers. That was the culinary tradition; she would never have asked for utensils. But as a design curator at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Saraf admires the growing global cadre of architects and artisans who satisfy diners as hungry for stunning tableware as they are for gourmet cuisine.

Nov 26, 2024 | startribune.com | Craig Kellogg

Beach modernism style offers sand, sea and soulAn architectural firm uses the sky, the ocean and dunes as muses for clients in the Hamptons. The New York TimesNovember 26, 2024 at 5:12PMA view of Mecox Bay behind a home in Water Mill, N.Y, in May 2024. (ASHOK SINHA/The New York Times)In 1980s Sagaponack, a village in the Hamptons, new houses were awash in shingles and classical columns, to the dismay of the architect Fred Stelle. “It was raging postmodernism,” he said, still sounding bewildered.

Nov 15, 2024 | wallpaper.com | Craig Kellogg

The new spa at the luxury country retreat, Inness, brings Manhattan-calibre wellness to the gentrifying rural hamlet of Accord, New York. Taavo Somer, one of the proprietors, became a cult figure of New York City hospitality decades ago, as kids prowling the dark and lonely streets east of SoHo found his breakout restaurant and bar glowing cosily like a mirage at the dead-end of tiny Freeman Alley.

Sep 30, 2024 | archpaper.com | Craig Kellogg

It’s a kaleidoscope grown so huge you can walk inside. Installed most recently at the Blue Sky Center in California, this is the third iteration of peepSHOW by David Baker Architects’ DBA_Lab. “We created an object of intrigue,” explained Taylor Dearinger, associate at DBA. DBA_Lab is an internal studio that works beyond customary boundaries of hospitality and multifamily housing. Its inaugural peepSHOW was realized for the first Market Street Prototyping Festival in 2015.