Hospitality Design
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Wave of the Future: Nina Gotlieb
As a young interior designer working at a residential and workplace architecture firm in New York, Nina Gotlieb knew exactly what she wanted to do. “Having access to some of…
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Wave of the Future: Kate Rohrer
Moments after learning she had won a $2,000 first-place prize in a student design competition, Kate Rohrer, then a junior at Philadelphia’s Moore College of Art & Design and a…
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Wave of the Future: Tenaya Hills
Tenaya Hills long had an “obsession with old architecture,” sparked by the Southern California house she grew up in. Dating back to 1926, it flaunted such Spanish Colonial Revival elements…
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Wave of the Future: Dan Mazzarini
Dan Mazzarini got his first taste of hospitality design while on a school field trip to New York when he and a friend snuck into the library of the Hudson…
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Wave of the Future: Charlie North
The romance of hospitality design steers Charlie North, but he is seasoned enough to know the courses of such love stories rarely run smoothly. “No project comes without its stresses…
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Wave of the Future: Ashley Stempler
For Ashley Stempler, success is “waking up excited to dive into the next beautiful disaster,” she says. This fearlessness and drive is the cornerstone of her personality. It started when…
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Wave of the Future: Yu Ting
At Yuyuan Garden in Shanghai’s Old City, there is a pavilion where guests relax and listen to Chinese music while savoring steamed buns. “It’s a traditional Shanghai life,” says Yu…
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Wave of the Future: Venus Williams
For Venus Williams, defying expectations has been the defining characteristic of her life. Not only does she thrive in challenging situations, “I never slow down,” says the triple-threat athlete-turned-designer, who…
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