Family Style
Family Style is an innovative media platform that blends food with cultural experiences. Its magazine offers a creative take on a dinner party, presented as a quarterly journal focused on art and style. Additionally, the Supper Club hosts exclusive, one-night-only dining events that explore global cuisines in line with cultural celebrations. Through its various digital initiatives, including social media and newsletters, Family Style consistently explores cultural themes through the lens of food, delivering original content that stands out.
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1 week ago |
family.style | Jane Lewis
Set within Oliver Gustav’s neoclassical 1920s studio in central Copenhagen, a minimal yet tactile display unites the visions of the Danish designer with Michèle Lamy. Their collaborative exhibition, titled, “Staging,” is an industrial exploration of material and spatial experimentation, which debuted last week ahead of the city’s famed Three Days of Design, which runs through this Friday.
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2 weeks ago |
family.style | Jane Lewis
Small air bubbles glitter inside an asymmetrical smoke-colored glass slab that sits atop a black steelbase. This coffee table is part of Maiden Home’s Rene Collection, which also includes a side table, and a drink table. The collection’s debut coincides with the announcement of Maiden Home’s new Miami flagship store, which is set to open this summer in the city’s burgeoning design district.
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2 weeks ago |
family.style | Jane Lewis
A double bed with rumpled sheets and scattered pillows sits at the center of a room painted pink in the late artist Hollis Sigler’s 1999 painting, It’s The Hardest Part of Life...Leaving. Depicted in oil pastels and framed by wood inscribed with poetry, the room appears lived in and freshly unkempt. Signifiers of life hint at the occupant’s identity: a rotary phone, red high heels, and a paint palette strewn across a blue carpet.
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2 weeks ago |
family.style | Rana Alsoufi
Hundreds of visitors gathered on colorful chairs and large pillows in Osaka, Japan’s Umekita Park for the opening day of Prada Mode Osaka, a collaborative program between the Italian fashion house and Japanese architect Kazuyo Sejima, who previously curated Prada Mode Tokyo in 2023.
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3 weeks ago |
family.style | Olivia Lopez
Harley Wertheimer has made a name for himself as a tastemaker across Los Angeles’ cultural milieus over the years. And his latest projects bear the traces of a lifelong love for music and its ability to connect. “Your goal is to put yourself at the center of the art-making process,” he explains of his beginnings in the industry, “and see how you can help amplify the message of what the artist is bringing into the world.
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