Friday Five With Material ConneXion and Culture + Commerce President Michele Caniato
Take a look at what Material ConneXion and Culture + Commerce President Michele Caniato choses for Design Milk’s Friday Five.
Take a look at what Material ConneXion and Culture + Commerce President Michele Caniato choses for Design Milk’s Friday Five.
For ten magnificent years, NewBeauty magazine has been the authority on advance beauty and plastic surgery.
Last night NewBeauty celebrated the publications 10 year anniversary.
NewBeauty‘s Contributing Editor Sarah Eggenberger stops by with new & buzzy must-try products.
Remember when magazines were folding left and right? Everyone thought it was the end of print. One magazine, Interior Design, a SANDOW Publication, not only survived but flourished.
Interior Design magazine has released Best of Education & Culture, an international compendium of extraordinary institutional design by leaders in the field.
Rejoice, design enthusiasts! You now have two new tomes from SANDOW to pore over: a 465-page book featuring homes across the country and a book with some of the best examples of education, museum and theater design across the globe.
Sofía Vergara opened up to NewBeauty magazine’s Winter-Spring 2015 issue about the measures she would take to stay looking fresh and youthful, and cracked a few jokes in the process.
Earlier this month, in Manhattan’s Frank Gehry-designed IAC Building, Interior Design magazine held its ninth-annual “Best of Year” awards—just a day after hosting more than 1,000 members of the design community for the 30th-annual Hall of Fame Awards.
When you’re not sure what you’re looking for, stepping into Sephora, Ulta, Nordstrom or any place with a reputable beauty counter can be absolutely traumatizing. Should you opt for the same product you always have? Are you looking to switch it up?
There’s an elegant slice of Silicon Valley in Boca Raton called SANDOW. It’s complete with an in-house gym, a mini-Starbucks, contemporary art on the walls, slick supergraphics, flat-screen TVs and blue-jeaned informality but with a cashmere twist.
Andrew Dent, vice president of material research at Material ConneXion, says that smartphones which permanently bend under normal use very definitely suffer from a design flaw, one that Apple might have to change its whole design aesthetic to fix in the future.