The Family Duplex: Architect Camille Hermand’s Combined Paris Apartments
Whenever we ask architects if we can see where they live, the response is invariably: “My place? Let’s just say it’s a work in progress.” Followed by: “You know the expression about the shoemaker having no shoes?” Paris architect Camille Hermand is one of the brave few to open her doors to us. Herma
DIY Partitions: 7 Rope Doorways and Room Dividers
On a recent birthday weekend in Mexico City, I made a beeline for Utilitario Mexicano, a shop that celebrates well-made, everyday goods made in Mexico: take a look. Beyond the artful displays, a humble detail caught my eye: in lieu of a door, a screen of rope strands divide the store’s public and pr
Quick Takes With: Nate Berkus
We’ve never met Nate Berkus. Yet we feel, a little, like we know him. You too? Maybe you’ve streamed all of The Nate and Jeremiah Home Project, the show he co-created with his husband, the designer Jeremiah Brent (of Queer Eye fame). Or maybe you’ve cracked into Nate’s new book, Foundations, just ou
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