In 1946, Ulm was marked by war. Germany had emerged from twelve years of National Socialism, its cities destroyed and its democratic institutions in need of rebuilding. For Otl Aicher and Inge Scholl, the Zero Hour was also deeply personal. Aicher had met the Scholl family in Ulm in 1939. Hans and Sophie Scholl would […]
As someone who lives in a small home, I’m always looking for ways to make things more functional without overwhelming a room. One trick I love is keeping things off the floor to create more visual space. (Plus, it makes it easier to vacuum.) Turns out, IKEA hacker Alex Semenov (Homeject) had similar thoughts about […]
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The label “double chin” covers more than one problem. Fat beneath the chin is the most familiar version, and it is the one neck liposuction is built to remove. Loose skin and a small chin can produce a similar profile and call for different answers. Leo Lapuerta, MD, FACS, a triple board-certified plastic surgeon with […]
Few people are better positioned to speak to the meaning of home than Amy Astley. As global editorial director and editor-in-chief of Architectural Digest, she has spent the past decade both documenting some of the world’s most remarkable residences and helping turn the home itself into a major form of mass cultural content, whether through […]
Put two pendants side by side under a showroom light. Both carry VVS1, D-color moissanite. Both are listed as 925 sterling silver. One reads crisp and bright from across the room. The other looks busy: a few stones sit higher than their neighbors, the metal crowds the edges, and the outline looks soft. Nothing on […]