Paola Singer

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Writer and editor. Travel, food, interior design, culture. South American New Yorker. #Binders

Articles

Schummrig und extravagant: Dieses Townhouse in Manhattan wurde zum Gegenteil einer weißen Box!

1 week ago | ad-magazin.de | Paola Singer

Moody Townhouse in New York: Auf sechs Etagen trifft farbiger Marmor auf dunkle Fliesen und spannende Vintage-Möbel. Die Inspiration für die Gestaltung dieses sechsstöckigen Townhouse war vielfältig – die Interiordesignerin Amy Kolker vom Designstudio Jane Street Projects orientierte sich für das Makeover des großzügigen Stadthauses in Manhattans Stadtteil Chelsea an verschiedenen Orten und Menschen.
À New York, une maison de ville aux influences moody et maximaliste

1 week ago | admagazine.fr | Paola Singer |Nicole Franzen

Pour concevoir les intérieurs de cette maison de ville de six étages à Chelsea, Amy Kolker, de Jane Street Projects, s'est inspirée de personnes et de lieux très spécifiques. L'une d'entre elles est la Maison de Verre à Paris, une résidence d'acier et de verre d'une modernité impensable à l'époque de sa construction en 1932.
Casa moderna: El estilo maximalista en todo su esplendor

2 weeks ago | admagazine.com | Paola Singer |Corina Mendoza

Para diseñar los interiores de esta casa moderna de seis plantas en Chelsea, Amy Kolker, de Jane Street Projects, se inspiró en personas y lugares muy concretos. Uno fue la Maison de Verre de París, una residencia de acero y cristal impensablemente moderna en el momento de su construcción en 1932, y otro fue Adolf Loos, un arquitecto austrohúngaro que rechazaba los adornos pero abrazaba los materiales lujosos, a veces cubriendo habitaciones enteras de mármol o caoba.
Inside a Six-Story Town House With Moody and Maximalist References

2 weeks ago | architecturaldigest.com | Paola Singer

All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by our editors. However, we may receive compensation from retailers and/or from purchases of products through these links. To design the interiors of this six-story town house in Chelsea, Amy Kolker of Jane Street Projects looked to very specific people and places for inspiration.
Inside a Six-Story Town House With Moody and Maximalist References

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Paola Singer

All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by Architectural Digest editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. To design the interiors of this six-story town house in Chelsea, Amy Kolker of Jane Street Projects looked to very specific people and places for inspiration.
The Hard and the Soft - American Craft Council

3 weeks ago | craftcouncil.org | Paola Singer

Helena, the capital of Montana, isn’t exactly the place you’d expect to find a young artist making a name for herself in Los Angeles and Paris, but the tucked-away city suits ceramist Kelsie Rudolph just fine. “It’s a tiny town and it’s in the middle of nowhere, but it’s also so affordable for me to do what I need to do,” she says.
This Rooftop Greenhouse Is the Ideal Work-From-Home Space for a Plant-Loving Uruguayan Couple

3 weeks ago | dwell.com | Paola Singer

View 11 PhotosAmalia Branaa Donner and Uzi Sabah renovated a midcentury house to embrace nature—with the help of an architect they found in Dwell. View 11 PhotosWhen Amalia Branaa Donner and Uzi Sabah moved from Los Angeles to Montevideo, Uruguay, their hometown, at the height of the pandemic, they had to find a rental quickly. They had moved back because Covid was less prevalent there, and they wanted to reconnect with family.
This Rooftop Greenhouse Is the Ideal Work-From-Home Space for a Plant-Loving Uruguayan Couple

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Paola Singer

Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysAmalia Branaa Donner and Uzi Sabah renovated a midcentury house to embrace nature—with the help of an architect they found in Dwell. When Amalia Branaa Donner and Uzi Sabah moved from Los Angeles to Montevideo, Uruguay, their hometown, at the height of the pandemic, they had to find a rental quickly.
Inside a Salt Lake City Tudor Filled With Whimsy

1 month ago | architecturaldigest.com | Paola Singer |Elliott Fuerniss |Jen Paul

Sometimes the challenge of having to work with a space just as it is—no demolitions whatsoever—can invigorate a designer’s imagination. Just look at the sofa that Susannah Holmberg created for the oddly shaped living room of this home in Salt Lake City: It’s a sculptural piece loosely inspired by tête-à-tête styles that anchors the room and has become the clients’ favorite hangout.
Inside a Salt Lake City Tudor Filled With Whimsy

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Paola Singer

All products featured on Architectural Digest are independently selected by Architectural Digest editors. However, when you buy something through our retail links, Condé Nast may earn an affiliate commission. Sometimes the challenge of having to work with a space just as it is—no demolitions whatsoever—can invigorate a designer’s imagination.