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    NEOCLASSICISM AND FRANK GEHRY might seem like an unlikely pairing, but on the ground floor of the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s historic main building, the famed architect has...

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    The sensational yet sensible work of Verner Panton

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    New Zealand Designer David Trubridge

    WHEN ASKED ABOUT HIS WORK, David Trubridge brings up a TEDx lecture that his son William, a world-class free diver, delivered in Christchurch in October.

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    Etel’s Lissa Carmona: At Home with Design

    The São Paulo residence of Lissa Carmona mixes minimalism, craft, and art

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    A Cult Fave Among Fashionistas Comes to Lower Manhattan

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    Sea Change

    In the Hands of Designer Marc Fish, Wood Becomes Something Rich and Strange

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    Good Times

    GREGORY CERIO | March 26, 2019

    The Museum of Modern Art looks back at its Good Design program of the mid-twentieth century

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    Casa Perfect: A Home for Collectible Design

    JUDITH GURA | March 25, 2019

    From the outside, the just-opened Casa Perfect is another perfectly lovely, quintessential Victorian townhouse, facing a small park in...

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    Detroit’s Siren Song

    KATHERINE LANZA | March 21, 2019

    The Wurlitzer Building is back in the groove

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    PAUL CLEMENCE | March 19, 2019

    In a new exhibition, the theater stage plays muse to contemporary artists

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    The Bürgenstock Resort’s Newest Retreat Mixes Luxury and Wellness

    PAUL CLEMENCE | March 18, 2019

    Perched high above Lake Lucerne, the Buergenstock Resort is not your typical luxurious getaway.

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    Snark Park, a Monochromatic Amusement Park, Opens at Hudson Yards

    ANNA K. TALLEY | March 15, 2019

    Ben Porto, one of three principals at Snarkitecture, said that when Hudson Yards asked the studio to create a...

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    Remembering Florence Knoll Bassett

    NICOLE ANDERSON | March 14, 2019

    THE VISIONARY DESIGNER FLORENCE Knoll Bassett, who transformed the look of the modern workplace with her keen eye for...

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