Mitchell Owens
Decorative Arts Editor at Architectural Digest
Editor at The World of Interiors
Editor-in-Chief at The Magazine ANTIQUES
Architectural Digest's decorative arts editor, aka The Aesthete.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
worldofinteriors.com | Mitchell Owens |Oskar Proctor
‘She looked like a bag lady, not an architect.’ So says Pravrajika Vrajaprana, a female swami of the Vedanta Society of Southern California, a religious organisation, when asked to describe Lutah Maria Riggs. Hairnet in place, along with ‘a ratty leopard-skin coat’, Riggs (1896–1984) cared nothing about personal appearances.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Mitchell Owens |Rachel Davies
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1 month ago |
worldofinteriors.com | Mitchell Owens |Annie Schlechter
‘It’s not like traffic or taxis blaring at night,’ says artist Scott Houston McBee, cocking his shaggy blond head a bit, as James Andrew, his partner – a decorator – chimes in: ‘Not like traffic, at all.’ Suddenly, as if on cue, a lively song enters the flat from the adjacent street, a childish song, warbled in multiple little voices, all of them highly pitched. Then, silence, as the children scatter and separate, replaced by the subdued whooshing of automobiles, and, yes, taxicabs.
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1 month ago |
worldofinteriors.com | Mitchell Owens
Awkwardly thick and squat in form, A Pattern Language: Towns, Buildings, Construction is not a sexy book. The art direction is minimal: no fonts delight, no layouts divert. Its creamy pages – 1,171 of them – are innocent of colour images, and what illustrations do exist are mostly murky black-and-white photographs, as if spat from a printer perilously low on toner and then photocopied. It is as basic as basic can be, and therein lies its brilliance.
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2 months ago |
worldofinteriors.com | Mitchell Owens
Compelling circumstances aside – say the involvement of a renowned architect or interior designer – most of today’s stars of stage and screen tend to keep their front doors firmly shut to enquiring eyes. In less privacy- and safety-conscious days, though, celebrities didn’t mind inviting prominent writers into their homes, then generally DIY in terms of the decorations, and letting them report on the experience.
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