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A NEW GOLDEN AGE
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|Summer 2023
Tiffany & Co.'s legendary New York flagship gets a lustrous reinvention filled with design and art
Towering above Tiffany & Co.'s Fifth Avenue entrance is a sculpture of Atlas holding a clock, which Charles Lewis Tiffany commissioned in the 1850s from his friend, the sculptor Henry Frederick Metzler. Originally mounted above an earlier Tiffany store, Atlas made his way uptown when the jeweler opened its flagship in 1940. Today, following the site's nearly four-year gut renovation, it's one of the few familiar vestiges left of one of the world's most famous stores.
The French luxury conglomerate LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, which acquired Tiffany in 2021, hired architect and ELLE DECOR A-List Titan Peter Marino to reimagine the interiors of the flagship. The result is a dynamic visual feast filled with works of art, commissioned pieces, and prized examples of both modern and vintage furnishings. "When people walk into the store, I want them to feel exhilarated, excited, thrilled," Marino said in an interview days before the store reopened in late April.
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BIOGRAPHY OF A ROOM
The biggest moments at auction houses are often the ones the public doesn't see. They happen before the hammer comes down, in private rooms amid hushed conversations, as specialists explain why they are the best guardians of invaluable treasures. The setting for these exchanges matters immensely—and at Sotheby's, that space just got an upgrade.
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Winter 2025
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HERMES IN THE HOUSE
The artistic directors of the French heritage brand's home division are challenging the conventional definition of “luxury” one lamp at a time.
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OPEN DIALOGUE
When longtime clients wanted to update their Manhattan townhouse after a storm, A-List designer Cliff Fong listened carefully—to the architecture, to their art collection, and, most important, to the clients themselves.
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Winter 2025
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THE CITY SQUARE
Italian architect Luciano Giorgi found inspiration in the bustling Milan outside his windows as he created his highly personal home.
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BACCHANAL HOW-TO
Party season has arrived. Is your table ready? Our columnist outlines her own personal holiday gathering hotline.
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WHAT MATTERS TO YOU?
Imagine waking up to work by Jasper Johns, Ed Ruscha, and Louise Bourgeois. Or imagine it’s Gustav Klimt, Henri Matisse, and Edvard Munch. The first is the personal collection of the star of our cover, gallerist Craig Starr; the second was that of the late Leonard Lauder. Starr says in our story, which showcases the apartment he created with designer Charlie Ferrer.
1 min
Winter 2025
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Nannette's FEAST
How do you bring back a house built by a Rockefeller? In Weston, Connecticut, designer Nannette Brown transforms a historic house into a banquet of delights.
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NECESSARY LUXURIES
The design we need to make our lives and homes work. This month: Precision meets provenance in Officine Gullo's newest high-performance cooking range.
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WALLS THAT TALK
Craig Starr lives with a museum-worthy art collection. But it took a collaboration with interior designer Charlie Ferrer for him to realize the power of creating a home that's as much a sanctuary as a set piece.
3 mins
Winter 2025
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BEARS ON PARADE
If there is one piece of furniture that has captured the attention of our era more than any other, it's this one.
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