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Stylish Water Supply
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Tucking the spout of this faucet into a metal-lined reveal in the stone wall gives each element an identity of its own, and lifts the inst...
Design for Transition
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Apparently, I'm in a minimalist mood, now; yesterday's kitchen design, and this barely-there bathroom, are mirroring the colorless...
Sky-High Kitchen
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Dubbed the 'Jenga tower' for its top-heavy collection of blocky, cantilevered condos, the new high-rise by architects Herzog ...
Masonry Masterpiece
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I see more than a little bit of Sol LeWitt in the bold, precise lines that course through this bath by Jean-Louis Deniot. But that's n...
A Serene [and Clean] Kitchen
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In the wake of Thanksgiving, it's almost startling to see a kitchen that's so tidy. That reaction is heightened by several more in...
Zaha's Kitchen
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The Code kitchen was designed by the late Zaha Hadid. Now in production, it's a toned-down melding of the architect's favored swoo...
Weathered—Or Not
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No fancy fittings here—water for both the sink and shower flows from what are essentially stub-outs. This almost certainly creates a major...
Bath for Reflection
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In New York, this week has come to symbolize much more than the unofficial end of summer. A quietness creeps over the city, especially in ...
Kitchen as Art
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A more enigmatic kitchen I have yet to see! Task lighting is eschewed in favor of mysterious glows. On the far wall, panels of raw travert...
Best of the West
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Los Angeles is much in my mind and my heart these days. So I'm happy to see how one of its architectural highlights, the Harpel house ...
A Brassy Bath
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At once polished and proletarian, this bath has a quality of refuge about it. The combination of humble plaster walls and gleaming brass—a...
Celestial Design
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Today, I'll be looking up at 2:42 PM EDT, when the solar eclipse will be most evident here in NYC. Although the skies will be clear, i...
Happy 150th, Mr. Wright
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This year marks the sesquicentennial of Frank Lloyd Wright's birth. Here's a peek into the kitchen of his first residence built in...
An Appetite for Al Fresco
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And so begins a week of posts devoted to that hallowed summer tradition, cooking outdoors. As a person who is happiest in the shade, I see...
Working Art
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The Harlock faucet, created by architect Fabio Rotella, is quite the original work. Unorthodox angles and a huge palette of finishes—coppe...
Independently-Minded Design, Day 4
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This truly blue loo is quite the design statement. Accenting its moody monochrome with white or red is tempting—and such diversity could q...
Custom Kitchen
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Shiny and streamlined, the Ego is well suited to be the nucleus of an open plan kitchen. [Unless, of course, your tastes run more to the s...
Indoor/Outdoor Perspective
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Who knew that an outdoor kitchen could have a window? The context makes it a clever idea—but one that's quite the norm for an indoor k...
The Fifth Wall
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Carrying the use of wood in this kitchen to include the ceiling gives the room a slight time-traveling air. Floating on top of a narrow ba...
Looking Up
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At last: a beautiful weekend, with warm temps and clear skies. [ And a couple days off!] Let's hope the euphoria lasts all week...her...
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