New Plate Special

www.interiordesign.net | Nov 1, 2008

Old-school diners are ubiquitous in Manhattan, and most New Yorkers have a favorite. So, for restaurateurs daring to fiddle with the iconic format, the challenge becomes innovation without alienation. With one hip hybrid—Cafeteria—under their belts, Mark Thomas Amadei and Andrew Glassberg turned to

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Coles piloting Laurent Leather to new life

www.furnituretoday.com | Nov 6, 2006

Steve Cole likes to wing it — literally. A 20-year Navy veteran and professional pilot, he reopened Laurent Leather in January and says he's flying high with both pursuits. Cole, a professional pilot instructor for Delta Airlines and a retired commander in the Navy Reserves, has brought his

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"Attic" No More pix

www.interiordesign.net | Feb 1, 2007

A hushed reverence stills the air as Benjamin Ames and Catherine Hailey scale the narrow steps to the attic of a mansion John Russell Pope built in Baltimore in 1916. Gone, now, are the partitions that once diced up the 2,500-square-foot space into a warren of servants' rooms: a sewing room, a

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Little Spa in the Big Woods

www.interiordesign.net | Feb 1, 2007

In Greek mythology, Daedalus crafted an elaborate labyrinth under King Minos's palace to house the half-man, half-bull Minotaur borne by the bewitched Queen Pasiphaë. In contemporary Green Lake, Wisconsin, Judith Testani of the Testani Design Troupe applied a similar concept in realizing a lulu of

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Hide your floor with leather tiles

Delhi-based NLDK Timbers (Pvt) Ltd has tied up with R J Mooney & Son Ltd, a Dublin-based leather company, to offer its latest range of flooring options, leather tiles to be precise, to hide your floor, literally.

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