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With offices in New York City and Chicago, Kara Mann mixes interior design services and furniture-making skills with a sense of wanderlust that keeps her engaged in work around the globe.
In a strong vote of confidence for the Jersey Shore, The Asbury opens in a city ripe for transformation.
Since founding their agency in 1980, partners George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg have become global stars in interior design. Their secret for staying relevant: travel.
Based in Jaipur for more than a century, the storied jewelry shop followed its ninth-generation heir to Mumbai for a new location that's worthy of its regal allure.
Architect Miguel Angel Aragonés's design for Mar Adentro is a dreamscape on the Mexican coast.
Crystal Cruises's Edie Rodriguez is turning a two-ship operation into an armada of international luxury.
A Brooklyn-based firm rethinks bus stations in the Philippines to accommodate local conditions.
Since the Wall came down, Berlin has been a magnet for a breed of artists more interested in partying than art. But in past years it has fostered a larger swathe of creatives.
On the ground floor of SoHo's 11 Howard hotel, the French bistro is a collaboration between Roman and Williams and chef Daniel Rose, and it's shaping up to be downtown's next big thing.
Architect and designer Gulla Jónsdóttir loves her homeland, from it's seismic activity to it's sticks of licorice.
An ale house in Glasgow shakes up an age-old industry.
After years in isolation, Havana is catching up with the globalized world in unexpected ways.
The opening of a research and design studio signals a new era for the venerable hotel brand.
A new book highlights airports that, while often imperfect in one or more ways, all have awe-inspiring architecture.
Upcoming must-attend global happenings in the worlds of architecture, art, design, and fashion.
Luggage label Tumi designed its new 19 Degree series to be as tough as it is elegant.
The ins and outs of the city down under.
A longtime resident of the city, Patricia Urquiola looked to a midcentury Italian aesthetic for the interior design.
A by-the-numbers assessment of the Marc Newson-designed Horizon luggage collection for Louis Vuitton.