Elizabeth Fazzare
Writer and Editor at Freelance
Editor & Writer Contributor @archdigest, @archdigestpro, @dwell, @elledecor Email: [email protected]
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3 weeks ago |
admagazine.com | Elizabeth Fazzare |Chris Mottalini
Esta casa de campo es toda una inspiración de la armonía. "Recibí esta tierra como una especie de bebé Covid", dice la artista Miranda Fengyuan Zhang de su granja de 8 hectáreas en Germantown, Nueva York. Por aquel entonces, Zhang y su padre, Weijun Sun, hacían vida social juntos en su departamento de Nueva York mientras soñaban con una casa en la naturaleza. Pasaban los fines de semana en el norte del estado, yendo y viniendo por el río Hudson para ver propiedades.
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admagazine.fr | Elizabeth Fazzare |Chris Mottalini
La maison feng shui de l’artiste Miranda Fengyuan Zhang dans la vallée de l’Hudson. « J’ai acquis ce terrain en plein Covid, un peu comme un bébé né de cette période », confie Miranda Fengyuan Zhang à propos de son domaine de 8 hectares à Germantown, dans l’État de New York. À l’époque, l’artiste et son père, Weijun Sun, dansaient ensemble dans son appartement de New York, tout en rêvant d’une maison en pleine nature.
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ad-italia.it | Elizabeth Fazzare |Chris Mottalini
Il Feng Shui è al centro della casa di un’artista nel verde della Hudson Valley“Ho avuto questa proprietà a causa del Covid”, dice l'artista Miranda Fengyuan Zhang della sua tenuta di 8 ettari a Germantown, New York. All’epoca, Zhang e suo padre, Weijun Sun, si trovavano insieme (a distanza, causa Covid, appunto) nell’appartamento di lei a New York, sognando una casa nella natura.
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revistaad.es | Elizabeth Fazzare |Cristina Noé
Haciendo hincapié en una relación intuitiva entre el interior y el exterior, Duman diseñó una terraza orientada a la granja compartida entre el salón y el estudio. Subiendo la escalera, con una librería empotrada hecha a medida, el dormitorio de la propiedad parece flotar entre las copas de los árboles y disfruta de su propia terraza privada.
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aninteriormag.com | Elizabeth Fazzare
When it comes to aesthetics, this year’s interior designs are not playing it safe. While clients are largely leaving jewel tones in 2024, they are now wrapping spaces in earthen hues—think: blues, greens, and multidimensional browns—as well as embracing textured surfaces in these all-over shades. Tile is one of the ways to achieve this tactile trend, which adds a multisensory experience to a room.
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Sometimes all I need to break writer's block is just a pen and paper—It's shocking how intimidating a blank Word doc can feel versus the casual comfort of a notepad. And yes, I always write with a pen. It's cathartic to throw in a TK and cross it out later.
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