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1 month ago | 
architecturaldigest.com | Michael Boodro
It can be hard to remember, sometimes, that the Hamptons, with its relentless traffic, over-the-top shopping, and competitive restaurant reservations, was once considered a refuge. The east end of Long Island was a place to rest and recharge, to bond with nature and to escape urban pressures—not create a whole set of new ones. The garden of Anu Duggal in Water Mill hearkens back to that earlier era.
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1 month ago | 
yahoo.com | Michael Boodro
In Water Mill, New York, designer Fuller Marroquin based the Shed’s shelving on Bunny Mellon’s design at Oak Spring. Photo: Fernando MarroquinShe and Duggal also added a potting shed, bordered by hostas and Japanese snowball. Photo: Fernando MarroquinLupines poking up. Photo: Fernando MarroquinFerns take the place of invasive species and lawn.
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2 months ago | 
admagazine.fr | Annabelle Dufraigne |Michael Boodro |Nicolas Milon
Adepte d'AD, de ses visites privées et des beaux objets présentés, vous avez parfois peut-être envie de reproduire chez vous les ambiances qui transpirent dans nos colonnes. Si le style d'un décorateur demeure, par essence, impossible à copier, il est toujours possible de s'en inspirer en piochant parmi ses références.
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2 months ago | 
msn.com | Michael Boodro
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2 months ago | 
elledecor.com | Michael Boodro
With its Old World apartment buildings and brownstones, its coffeeshops, bookstores, and bakeries, the Upper West Side of Manhattan is not usually thought of as a hotbed of avant-garde creativity. Camille Henrot, a French artist whose bronze sculptures are currently showcased in a one-person exhibition at the Hauser & Wirth gallery in Manhattan, admits that the neighborhood was an unlikely choice. “In the 11 years I lived in New York, I think I was on the Upper West Side maybe once,” she says.
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2 months ago | 
yahoo.com | Michael Boodro
Step Inside an Avant-Garde Artists' Nest Jesper LundWith its Old World apartment buildings and brownstones, its coffeeshops, bookstores, and bakeries, the Upper West Side of Manhattan is not usually thought of as a hotbed of avant-garde creativity. Camille Henrot, a French artist whose bronze sculptures are currently showcased in a one-person exhibition at the Hauser & Wirth gallery in Manhattan, admits that the neighborhood was an unlikely choice.
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Jan 17, 2025 | 
architecturaldigest.com | Michael Boodro |Frank Frances
All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, we may earn an affiliate commission. Stylists don’t simply work with a photographer to document a room, they try to capture its essence, doing whatever it takes to transform a space into captivating and memorable images.
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Dec 16, 2024 | 
architecturaldigest.com | Michael Boodro
To entice employees who have become all too comfortable working remotely, companies are now radically rethinking their offices, bringing the comforts of home into the workplace. On this, as with so much else, designer Alexa Hampton is way ahead of the game. Recently, the Manhattan-based AD100 Hall of Famer moved herself and her six-person team into new Upper East Side quarters, in what had previously been a nail salon.
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Dec 5, 2024 | 
ad-italia.it | Michael Boodro |Adrian Gaut
Lo studio Ashe Leandro, nella lista degli AD100, riporta a nuova vita una casa storica a New York di una giovane e numerosa famiglia. È la classica townhouse del Greenwich Village, in uno degli isolati più ambiti in uno dei quartieri più ambiti di Manhattan. Si erge, solida e lineare, né imponente né particolarmente bella. I suoi cinque piani contengono un grazioso piano living e cinque camere da letto, per non parlare delle terrazze e di un giardino sul retro.
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Nov 19, 2024 | 
admagazine.fr | Michael Boodro
C’est l’essence même de la maison de ville de Greenwich Village, l’un des quartiers les plus convoités de Manhattan. Solide et pragmatique, elle se distingue par son caractère sans ostentation ni artifice. Ses cinq étages accueillent un élégant salon et cinq chambres, ainsi que des terrasses et un jardin. C’est le type de résidence qui fait rêver les New-Yorkais depuis des générations. À l’intérieur, la maison dévoile à la fois de bonnes et de mauvaises surprises.
