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Symposium explores the healing power of beauty and how interior designers can integrate neuroaesthetics and biophilia to enhance wellbeing
Max Strang, FAIA, of STRANG Design discusses the influence of Gene Leedy’s architectural legacy, environmental modernism, and sustainable design practices in the context of today’s evolving urban and environmental challenges. With STRANG’s growing recognition and commitment to preserving the Sarasota School’s principles, Max offers a thoughtful perspective on architecture’s role in shaping the future.
With roots tracing back more than 60 years to Cairo, one of the earliest centers of architectural stone carving, Marmi has cultivated relationships with quarries across the globe, securing access to the rarest and most exceptional natural stones. The introduction of Marmi Editions is an extension of this legacy, bringing the elegance of natural stone into every room of the home.
Last year’s crop of homebuyers had fewer young children but were more likely than ever to live in multigenerational households. What do those trends mean for home design?
Anna Kroesser and Amelia Strat of Kroesser + Strat Design discuss their journey in the luxury interior design world. Learn about the challenges, design philosophy, and vendor relationships that have shaped their successful firm.
n a powerful new collaboration with Shoppe Object, Amira Rasool, Founder and CEO of The Folklore, introduces the Black Lives Matter Action Initiative, offering subsidized booth space to Black designers. Read on to discover how this program is breaking barriers and providing invaluable opportunities to marginalized creators in the competitive design world.
With the arrival of the Spring 2025 Collection, McGee & Co. continues its tradition of drawing from classic West Coast influences and Spanish-style architecture.
More than just a trade event, Ambiente offers a glimpse into the future of design, where sustainability, material innovation, and playfulness take center stage.
We often think about objects like furnishings being acted upon (sat on, opened, moved), but this is a celebration of the designers who give their creations an autonomy of their own and the lessons we can glean from them.