Martha Moskowitz

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Discover Intimate Portraits of Home by Artist Alexandra Barth – Frederic Magazine

2 months ago | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz

A keen awareness of domestic life provides inspiration for Barth’s quietly powerful paintings. Ten seconds, no more, or the magic is gone. That’s how long Slovakian-born artist Alexandra Barth gives herself to snap a picture of a vignette that she will eventually paint on canvas. If she waits too long, the moment evades her.
Tour Kristin Ellen Hockman's Carefully Restored Charleston Home – Frederic Magazine

Dec 10, 2024 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz
What's New and Noteworthy for December – Frederic Magazine

Dec 6, 2024 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz |Jill Simpson |Martha Moscowitz

Our editors share their latest discoveries—just in time for holiday shopping! As you’re holiday shopping (for others or yourself!), here are some exciting new stores and collections to consider for special, not off-the-shelf gifts.
The Chicest Vegetable-Themed Accessories – Frederic Magazine

Dec 5, 2024 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz

The humble vegetable doesn’t get nearly as much attention as it deserves. Fruit may be sweet and flowers delicate and fragrant, but vegetables have a certain earthy appeal that’s hard to beat. Vegetables are like the kooky aunts of the plant family, capable of turning a boring dinner into a party with her funky, hearty, wild nature (think onion-loving actress Miriam Margolyes or Wallace & Gromit’s Lady Campanula Tottington, hostess of the Giant Vegetable Competition).
Step Inside At Sloane, London’s Buzziest New Design Hotel – Frederic Magazine

Nov 25, 2024 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz

At Sloane recasts Victorian architecture with bold, of-the-moment verve. Strolling past One Sloane Gardens, a five-story red brick Victorian steps from Chelsea’s posh Sloane Square, you’d be forgiven for not realizing you’ve just walked by London’s buzziest new hotel.
Deck the Halls With These Festive Holiday Themes- Frederic Magazine

Nov 22, 2024 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz |andElizabeth Lewis

From sophisticated icy blues to folk-art whimsy, shop five different ways to style your holidays. Whether you’re celebrating the holidays in the mountains, on the coast, or in a city high-rise, make the most of it by going all-out with festive trimmings in a fresh-yet-timeless theme.
Odysseus-Inspired Holiday Gifts for Classics Buffs – Frederic Magazine

Nov 15, 2024 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz

Let the hero of Homer's epic poem inspire a treasure trove of seaworthy finds. you may remember The odyssey from middle-school English class; if not, let us refresh your memory: Homer’s ancient Greek epic charts the tragic events that dogged Odysseus on his journey home to Ithaca from the Trojan War.
Revisiting Midcentury Design Legend Ward Bennett – Frederic Magazine

Nov 11, 2024 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz

The designer pioneered a spare, sensual, quintessentially American style. In 1973, French and American fashion faced off in a battle royale at Versailles. Five French designers, including Yves Saint Laurent and Hubert de Givenchy, sent out looks that showcased the storied skills of their ateliers, exemplifying understated chic.
Luxurious Little Upgrades for Your Home – Frederic Magazine

Nov 7, 2024 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz

The simplest upgrade to one of the most well-used but overlooked elements of the home. Standard-issue light pulls are fine, but why not make them more memorable with these oak versions? (P.S. They work equally well for window shades.)A garment pull that slides out when you need it and contracts when you don’t? Yes please to this elegant lotus version. Use it to pull together your outfit for the next day.
A Q&A With Architects Arine Aprahamian and Anne Lacaton – Frederic Magazine

Oct 25, 2024 | fredericmagazine.com | Martha Moskowitz

Rolex’s mentoring program paired an up-and-coming architect with a celebrated mentor to help rebuild for the future. On the outskirts of Beirut, Lebanon, lies Bourj Hammoud, a historic neighborhood struggling to preserve its character and culture against the dual forces of neglect and encroaching gentrification.