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On the Boards: Home Studios
With a film degree from Wesleyan University in Connecticut and a stint as a fiction editor, Home Studios founder Oliver Haslegrave culls inspiration from his background to tell “new visual…
People October 18
On the Boards: Biasol
Putting a label on Biasol’s aesthetic is difficult. “Our projects are defined by our adaptive approach to design,” says Jean-Pierre Biasol, who established the Melbourne-based firm in 2012. He cites…
People October 18
On the Boards: Frank Architecture & Interiors
“We believe in letting the concept inform the style of a project, whether this approach is traditional, contemporary, or a combination of both,” says Kristen Lien, principal architect of Frank…
People October 18
On the Boards: Workstead
As close friends and classmates from the Rhode Island School of Design, forming a design studio was a natural step for architects Ryan Mahoney, Robert Highsmith, and Stefanie Brechbuehler. But…
People October 18
Mastermind: Claus Breinholt
For Claus Breinholt, design is only as exciting as the difficulties it presents. “I am inspired by challenging materials and processes,” he says. “I like to challenge production techniques; it’s…
People October 18
5 Questions for Caroline Styne
Since launching Lucques in 1998 with partner and chef Suzanne Goin, how has the Los Angeles food scene changed? Over the last five to 10 years, LA’s interest in food…
People October 18
CitySCENE: Toronto 2018
Nearly 200 industry professionals gathered in September at Highpark Terrace at the newly opened Hotel X Toronto for Hospitality Design’s CitySCENE: Next Generation Networking event. A special thanks to our…
News October 18
Wellness Grows to $4.2 Trillion Industry
A new report from the Global Wellness Institute (GWI) reveals that the wellness industry has blossomed 12.8 percent over the last year, pushing the total value of the industry from…
News October 18
Rosewood Washington, DC to Undergo Refresh
The Rosewood Washington, DC has closed its doors in the city’s posh Georgetown neighborhood to begin a renovation. Slated to reopen in spring 2019, the hotel will return with a…
News October 18
