Leave it to the Italians to upend the age-old art of designing dinnerware. Since Paola Navone—a visionary designer, architect, and art director for the likes of Knoll, Armani Casa, and Swarovski—became artistic director of Richard Ginori 1735 in 2009, this once-traditional porcelain company hasn’t stopped making news. Working with six plate shapes in use since … Read more
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Former Metropolitan Home design editor and Chicago Home + Garden contributor Susan Victoria sent us a report of her faves from last month’s Architectural Digest Home Design Show in New York…
The Merchandise Mart’s new Designer-on-Call program lets you borrow a designer for a day to shop the formerly closed-to-the-public upper-floor showrooms. Need something special? Here are stylist Susan Victoria’s picks for what’s great and grabbable now.
Worthy companions to your favorite couch or reading chair, a bevy of beautiful little tables with personality to spare
At the fall Tabletop Show in New York, splashes of vivid color nudged neutrals aside; black magic cast its spell; and crisp, modern shapes made even die-hard traditionalists feel a little groovy.
At Lille, owner Lydia Lando presents a world’s worth of chic furniture and accessories
