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1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge With Comfort and Style

Karine Monié April 4, 2019
Every stay in the Big Apple promises adventure. To experience the fast-paced city and all its energy, Manhattan shouldn’t be your sole destination. On the other side of the Brooklyn Bridge, the eco-friendly 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge has become a coveted spot for travelers from all around the world.
Alison Berger, Alison Berger Glassworks, glass, design

Alison Berger Glassworks Creates Timeless Objects For Home Art

Karine Monié December 13, 2018
After working as an architect for many years, in 1994, the Texas-born artist launched Alison Berger Glassworks in Los Angeles, where she is still based today. Using age-old glass blowing techniques, she creates timeless light fixtures, objects, furnishings and large-scale sculptures.

Bjorn Farrugia: A Real Estate Star’s Race to the Top

Constance Dunn December 6, 2018
After only five years in real estate, Bjorn Farrugia’s made his mark at prestige firm Hilton & Hyland, where he’s captured the highest sales volume accolades for the past two years, becoming one of the brokerage’s top-producing agents.

Vacation Destinations From Honolulu To Miami Beach

Wendy Bowman October 4, 2018
Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club one of Miami Beach’s historic Art Deco properties has undergone a multimillion-dollar renovation. And The Mandarin Oriental Hotel and Residences, Honolulu are set for completion in March 2021, with the hotel opening in May 2021.

Aesthetic Alchemy: Sara Story’s Blend of Tradition & Modernity

Karine Monié January 11, 2018
Sara Story, the New York City-based designer with a global perspective, weaves together cultures and styles to create captivating designs. Drawing inspiration from her upbringing in Japan, Singapore, and Houston, Story’s aesthetic is a delightful blend of tradition and innovation.

Philip Johnson’s Clarity of Vision with The Glass House

Jenn Thornton December 7, 2017
The Glass House, designed by architect Philip Johnson, reflects the beautiful landscape of Southern New England. Johnson, known for his modernist approach, incorporated historical elements into his designs. The Glass House, completed in 1949, sits on a hill, nestled among trees, and offers stunning views of a manmade pond.

Newport’s Historic Estates: Showcasing the Spirit of a Bygone Era

Jenn Thornton December 7, 2017
One thinks of a summer cottage in mostly quaint terms—a place of some modesty, wrapped in quiet, with a nice view. But in Newport, Rhode Island, once dubbed “The Eden of America” for its postcard locale, the “summer cottage” produces a far more elaborate picture of early American progress as seen through some of the country’s most celebrated mansions.
Rafael de Cárdenas

Shaping Atmospheres with Designer & Architect Rafael de Cárdenas

DIGS December 7, 2017
Before taking the plunge into architecture in 2006, Rafael de Cárdenas started his career as a menswear designer at Calvin Klein, then became a creative director at the special effects production house Imaginary Forces—two experiences that forged his aesthetic.

Housing and the Senate Tax Plan: What Now?

DIGS December 4, 2017
According to RisMedia, members of the real estate industry are responding to the passage of the Senate tax plan, which chiefly includes a 20 percent corporate tax rate—down from 35 percent—and reduced rates for families and individuals over the next seven years. The development follows the House passage of its own plan in November.

The Rise of Industrial Décor

Karine Monié November 1, 2017
For the past few years, renovating old warehouses, barns and industrial buildings into residential spaces has become evermore fashionable, especially in big cities such as New York City and Los Angeles. Designed by Andrew Franz Architect, this loft in Tribeca, New York City, is spread over 3,000 square feet.

Douglas Elliman & Teles Properties Unite to Dominate the Global Residential Real Estate Market

Wendy Bowman October 18, 2017
Joining forces with Teles Properties, Douglas Elliman has become a formidable player in the global residential real estate market. With its integrated Hub technology platform and a strong presence on the West Coast, Teles Properties caught the attention of Douglas Elliman, leading to the acquisition. Now, Douglas Elliman is the second-largest non-franchise brokerage firm in California, boasting 110 offices and over 7,000 agents nationwide.

Lindsay Pennington: Weaving Timeless Elegance into Modern Spaces

Jenn Thornton September 6, 2017
Meet Lindsay Pennington, the interior designer seamlessly blending Southern charm with contemporary allure in California. Her journey from law to design reflects her unwavering passion. Founded in 2013, Lindsay Pennington Inc. creates classic, cozy spaces with a modern touch, embracing luxury and functionality.