Ingrid Abramovitch

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Explorations in material take on a deeper meaning in the work of these four talented makers, whose collectible objects are as functional as they are covetable. We sat down with Chuma Maweni, Osanna Visconti, Simone Bodmer-Turner, and Ombia Studio Founder Cristina Moreno to talk about unexpected sources of inspiration, pivotal career moments, and experiences that shaped who they are and how they create today.

2 weeks ago | elledecor.com | Ingrid Abramovitch

Architect Shigeru Ban, fashion designer Iris van Herpen, and actor Jeremy Irons walk into a farm. They are there, in southwestern Ireland, it turns out, for an annual gathering devoted to craft and design called Making In, the brainchild of Joseph Walsh, a furniture designer whose family has cultivated this pastoral property in County Cork since the 18th century. andrew bradley photographyIrish designer and furniture maker Joseph Walsh in his workshop in Fartha in County Cork.

1 month ago | elledecor.com | Ingrid Abramovitch

With her mop of blond curls, rock ’n’ roll T-shirts, and repertoire of Timothy Leary aphorisms, Olga Naiman doesn’t come across as the typical interior designer. Indeed, she’s not. She’s been called everything from a “renovation shaman” to a “design therapist.” Naiman has come up with her own term for it. “I’m a spatial alchemist,” she says. “I don’t work with clients in a typical way.”Winona Barton-BallentineOlga Naiman, the spatial alchemist.

1 month ago | elledecor.com | Ingrid Abramovitch

When James Huniford founded Housing Works’ annual Design on a Dime benefit two decades ago, the ELLE DECOR A-List designer had no idea that the event would quickly become one of the marquee affairs in the New York design calendar.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Ingrid Abramovitch

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links."When James Huniford founded Housing Works’ annual Design on a Dime benefit two decades ago, the ELLE DECOR A-List designer had no idea that the event would quickly become one of the marquee affairs in the New York design calendar.