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Inspire Design, December 2022
Maya Romanoff, a manufacturer of handcrafted wallcoverings in the U.S., has released a fifth collaboration with award-winning architect and designer David Rockwell. The collection, called Porto™, is a responsibly harvested, colored and hand-inlaid cork on a luminous metallic foil.
Interior and Sources, December 2022
Regardless of how far-reaching a product’s impact is, if it contributes to the greater good in some way, we want to celebrate the manufacturer’s efforts because every small step can lead to meaningful change.
Galerie Magazine, December 2022
From Jos Devriendt's ceramic lamps at Demisch Danant to David Rockwell's new wall coverings for Maya Romanoff.
AD PRO, December 2022
Nearly every material has undergone a greenwashing campaign by this point. There are even versions of plastic that are now branded as “sustainable.” But lately, designers are embracing one surface that really does seem like the real deal: cork.
6SQFT, Gift Guide, December 2022
6sqft has once again asked a handful of New York City designers, architects, and artists toshare a few things they plan on gifting–or, perhaps, hope to receive–this season. Read onfor dozens of unique and unexpected items curated by some of the city’s most talentedcreatives.
Veranda, October 2022
Scottsdale, Arizona-based designer Wendy Rodgers had been working with Rob Menzies, a railway owner and private railcar enthusiast, for years on both residential and railcar projects before landing her biggest challenge yet.
Hong Kong, The Key, October 2022
When decorating a home, we need to consider both aesthetics and practicality, and the two can work in tandem, creating a home that is both beautiful and comfortable. In a large home, the wall is the largest space, making it an excellent place for us to show our taste.
Mansion Global, November 2022
Jeffrey Beers International pairs the precision of architecture with the sensuality of form.
The New York Times, October 2022
When you ask Raf Simons, the co-creative director of Prada, why he abandoned his intended career as a furniture designer for fashion, he has two words to say: “Martin Margiela".