Showing posts with label Furniture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Furniture. Show all posts

Sunday, January 6, 2019

ARTEMEST NY POP UP EXHIBITION

[L] Ceramica Bardelli tiles / [M] Caraffe vase by Aldo Londi / [R] Ceramica Gatti 1928 White Vase w/ gulls by Ugo La Pietra

History and heritage complement Italian craftsmanship in a thoughtfully curated selection of luxury handmade furniture and accessories. Artemest's first NYC popup brings to the West a staged sampling of bespoke furniture and accessories from artisan designers across Italy. Traditionally sold online, Artemest provides an unprecedented view into the broad range of its eclectic (and largely customizable) pieces. The temporary exhibit will be open until January 30th at 39 Wooster Street. Keep reading for a look inside...

Sunday, May 22, 2016

PICK, PLAY, PIRCH-ASE

 Tub as big as a mini pool in the Lower Lobby of Pirch, Soho

A full chicken roasts atop freshly grilled vegetables in Patio,while warm steam seeps into a corner shower two floors below in Sanctuary. Children wrestle an iPad to alternate operation of 40 different shower heads as newcomers order caffeinated beverages at Bliss. Elevating the try-then-buy experience, luxury home furnishings retailer Pirch opens in Soho this weekend. Dominating the corner of Broome and Lafayette Streets, the new flagship is Pirch's 9th store. Occupying 32,000 square feet of retail opportunity, Pirch NYC features over 30 interactive vignettes. Keep reading for a look inside...

Friday, May 17, 2013

-WEDNESDAY WINDOWS- (belated)

Bergdorf Goodman, 1.Cuben wallpaper by Simon Page, 2. Standard chair by Jean Prouve 3. Etch Light Wave pendant light by Tom Dixon

Style and design choices represent who we are just as much as any other life decisions. The way we furnish our living space--the colors, arrangement and quantity of furniture (and furnishings!)--speak volumes of how we tackle life. Through Tuesday, May 21, Bergdorf supports the International Contemporary Furniture Fair (ICFF) with a colorful  showcase of exhibitor products in its 57th Street windows. My current take on furniture (and NYC) is modern, but temporary... How about you?