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This past week, 1stDibs Editorial Director Tony Freund visited London where he, AD Italia guest editor Asad Syrkett and "Defining Style" author Joan Barzilay Freund spoke at an event hosted by Phaidon and The London EDITION. Trade 1st members like Natalia Miyar, Henri Fitzwilliam-Lay and Claire Gaskin were in attendance, along with 1stDibs sellers such as Simon Stewart of Charles Burnand Gallery.

The late Pilar Viladas was the influential longtime design editor of the New York Times Magazine, among other roles.

Copenhagen-based gallery Etage Projects embraces furniture and objects that don’t necessarily follow the rules.

Chicagoland architect and interior designer Celeste Robbins helped a special pair of repeat clients to create their dream waterfront home.

Earlier this month, UOVO teamed up with Phaidon and 1stDibs to co-host a launch party for "Defining Style", Phaidon's new interior design book which "chronicles a wide range of styles from modernist and minimalist to biophilic (which strives to bring the outdoors into homes, creating a sense of harmony between the built environment and the natural world) and textured (utilizing various textures to evoke different moods)." Check out the full feature in Forbes: https://lnkd.in/eBsX76AV

Meghna Patel puts her vivid imagination to work, dreaming up jewels with intricate details and brightly colored gems.

Works representing four decades of Ettore Sottsass‘s career are on view through May 14 in a new exhibition “Et Tu Ettore.”

The workspaces that Daun Curry, Keren Richter and Allegra Eifler created for their firms could easily be mistaken for the most comfortable and welcoming of homes — and that’s precisely the point.

Comfort, personality and refinement define a waterfront home that avoids all the coastal New England clichés.