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Fortune Favors the Bold
September 2024
|Architectural Digest US
For designer Alexis Tompkins of Chroma and her young family, an unlikely San Francisco listing was the key to indoor-outdoor bliss
Alexis Tompkins, cofounder of the San Francisco design firm Chroma, is no stranger to color, having conjured some of the West Coast's boldest rooms in recent memory. But no palette, in her eyes, can compete with Mother Nature's. So when the 2021 AD New American Voices honoree went hunting for a family home after years in a thirdlevel apartment, "it was my dream to have some outdoor space. A little patch of green is such a luxury in a city." Creating the oasis she was envisioning, however, would require some elbow grease, improvisation, and collaboration.

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CUTTING A RUG
Even during Sweden's famously long and bitter-cold winter, the dining room at Beata Heuman’s 18th-century family farmhouse bursts with life thanks to the hand-painted mural of tulips, lilies, dahlias, and fruit trees—all a nod to flora on the property grounds, much of it planted by her mom. Now, the AD100 designer has teamed up with the British wall covering brand de Gournay to bring that tableau (ever so slightly tweaked) into production. Heuman says of the collaboration, which also includes Delft Folly, her riff on the classic Dutch blue-and-white tiles. degournay.com
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Passing the Torch
At Milan's new Olympic Village, architects Skidmore, Owings & Merrill envision community well beyond the Games
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Call of the Wild
Designed by Tom Kundig, the new One&Only Moonlight Basin resort brings nature and nurture face-to-face
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January / February 2026
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Tools for Living
Rethinking the instruments of our everyday, Thomas Yang handcrafts objects with something to say
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January / February 2026
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Pool Party
Tweaked for today, a beloved 1950s suite of Vladimir Kagan outdoor furniture returns with a splash
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January / February 2026
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Classical Order
Is the klismos chair the most ancient piece of furniture still in rotation?
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January / February 2026
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What a Feast
For their upcoming restaurant at Manhattan's Breuer building, Roman and Williams partners with Sotheby's to deliver multisensory meals like no other
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January / February 2026
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Rule of Threes
On the Upper West Side of Manhattan, a trio of AD100 talents bring rigor and romance to a historic town house
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January / February 2026
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GRAND ILLUSTRATIONS
Architect Luca Bombassei has created a synthesis between ancient and modern, art and life, on a piano nobile of a palazzo on Venice's Grand Canal
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December 2025
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WHERE THE WILD THINGS ARE
Working with landscape designer Dennis Schrader, artist Ugo Rondinone crafts a meditative Long Island garden where bold sculptures mingle with moss
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December 2025
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